DEVELOPMENT OF GENDER CULTURE IN STUDENT GIRLS

Abstract

There are theoretical and practical aspects to the problems of gender relations and women's legal culture, which is one of the most pressing issues of our time. In the twentieth century, liberating women from such views, working in society on an equal footing with men, without relinquishing the responsibilities of motherhood and wifehood in the family, created the opportunity to have the rights to rest, health, education, to vote and to be elected. Women's rights are guaranteed by international law developed by the United Nations, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (1979). These documents end all restrictions on women and allow them to participate in all aspects of social life, regardless of their marital status. In areas such as: politics, economics, culture and citizenship, it calls for equal rights for women. He urges states to take national legislative measures against discrimination against women and to change social and cultural models that allow for the rapid establishment of equality between men and women in the family and society, while maintaining the protection of their rights.