Gender Equality in Sports

Gender equality gender equality in sports literary criticism is defined as equal treatment of men and women at all levels. It was attracted a lot of attention when this gender equality was discussed with our evolving sports culture (Lyras, 2009). Gender equality in male and female movements is always an important issue and still not the same level of sports perfectly. These forms of inequality include financial differences, media reports, or lack of these inequalities, and other benefits normally provided for female athletes (Lyras).

Following the 2013 EU Sports Gender Equality Conference, the sports gender equality strategy action proposal was approved in 2014 - 2015. Behavior and recommendations that contain proposals recognize that there still remains work to be done and encourage sports management organizations and non-governmental organizations to develop and implement gender-equal action strategies in sports both in and outside of the country, It is supported by related fields. Specific measures at the EU level The European Union Council chairman said at the European level women represent an average of 14% of the decision-making position of the European Olympic Movement. Of the 28 federations surveyed, there were 91 female presidents or the president and 8 vice presidents. These data reflect the trends in other decision-making disciplines where gender disparity is greater as the position is higher.

What else can I do? One way to apply gender perspectives to strengthen gender equality in sports is to mainstream gender perspectives into relevant policy areas. Gender mainstreaming can be explained as integrating gender perspective into each stage of policy or program development and implementation. Targeted measures and initiatives to achieve gender equality and increase women's participation in sports decision making are active discussions, training, mentoring programs, positive acts encouraging young women to participate in sports We will benefit from measures that set broader targets such as policies. The effect of legislation and voluntary measures can be strengthened by raising public awareness and fighting the role of regulation gender. Eliminating gender stereotypes plays an important role in removing barriers that limit women's leadership in sports.