During the Cuban Revolution, women were mobilized and obtained unparalleled rights compared to the rest of Latin America. For example, they were able to obtain the 1975 Cuban Family Code. This code outlawed discrimination against women and girls, even with in the family. The 1975 Family Code stated that both husband and wife shares equal amount of responsibilities in the household. According to the Federation of Cuban women, the Family Code is an educational example for young generations. By serving the Family Code as an example for families, young people could note that both husband and wife are required to share household duties.