There are only six countries that don't recognize International Women's Day. In Iraq, women can stoned to death for committing adultery”; a term that could mean being the victims of voilation under Islamist rule. It's also there where it's okay for a husband to beat his wife under certain circumstances. Female genital mutilation, practiced in Somalia, is noted for being a barbaric act of removing a young girl’s clitoris, usually using unsanitary instruments in poverty-stricken environments to remove the amount of sexual stimulation that the female can experienced.
Women in Saudi Arabia are forbidden from leaving the house without a male guardian, who is also responsible for granting permission to the female for actions such as marriage, education, employment and even opening a bank account. They aren't even allowed to drive. In Syria, slavery among women is common. They and other “enemies of the state” are frequently kidnapped, sold and bought at auction to be used as sex slaves, forced wives and other abhorrent things.
Caning is the punishment for women in Indonesia, if they're in close proximity with a man they're not married to. When a woman marries outside her class in India, she leaves herself vulnerable to acid attacks and being killed.