Congrès Feministe International, Paris, 1896, voeux adoptés par le Congrès international tenu à Paris en 1896 pendant les journées du 8 au 12 avril

This document outlines fifty-five principles adopted by the International Congress of Women at their April 1896 conference in Paris, France. Represented in these points are concerns on women's independent nationality, women's rights within marriage, women's political rights, and their rights as laborers and their rights to professional opportunities. The Congress also took a position on the abolition of prostitution and the treatment of women in French prisons. The document ends with a brief list of recent or expected gains in the ambit of women's equality since 1896.