discrimination against women

Regardless of gender equality, politics, economy, society, culture, ethnicity, etc., distinction, exclusion or limitation based on sex and gender. Its effect or purpose is to impair or cancel women's perception, amusement or exercise. Human rights and fundamental freedoms in other fields

According to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women in 1979 (CEDAW), "discrimination against women" is specifically defined as follows. Recognize, enjoy, or exercise the equality of women's women regardless of marital status, based on fundamental freedoms in gender equality, human rights, politics, economics, society, culture, citizens, or other areas. (Parker) According to this definition, gender discrimination continues even at religious institutions.

The achievement of gender equality and elimination of all forms of discrimination against women is fundamental human rights and the value of the UN. However, women worldwide are often subject to human rights violations throughout their lives, realization of women's human rights is not necessarily a priority. To achieve gender equality, a comprehensive understanding of how women are discriminated against equality and deprived of equality is necessary to develop appropriate strategies to eliminate such discrimination .

Support activities of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women. The committee is responsible for overseeing the implementation of the Convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women. The Convention prescribes the principle of the rights of women internationally recognized in a legally binding manner. Through women's rights and gender units, the fight against discrimination against women is further promoted. The department conducts research and analysis to tackle discrimination against women, building mechanisms of the state through advisory services, eliminating sexism, implementing intergovernmental and expert mechanisms, and promoting dialogue with the Human Rights Council and a wide range of communities Building a partnership to take measures such as laws, policies, programs