STATE INITIATIVES ON WOMEN’S EDUCATION AND THE PROTECTION OF WOMEN’S RIGHTS: ACHIEVEMENTS AND CHALLENGES

Berdiyorov Shahboz; Rahmatullayeva Madina; Sevinch Ko'chimova

Authors

Berdiyorov Shahboz Teacher of the faculty of English philology and translation studies Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages
Rahmatullayeva Madina 3rd year student, Group 2302 Faculty of English philology and translation studies Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages
Sevinch Ko'chimova 1st year student,Group 2509 Faculty of English philology and translation studies Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages

Abstract

This article analyzes the issues of gender equality that have been rapidly developing in recent years. It also highlights the role of women in state policy and their contribution to the development of society. The global experience and the results of reforms aimed at supporting women’s education in Uzbekistan are examined on the basis of facts and evidence. In addition, the initiatives to protect women’s rights, their successful outcomes, and practical mechanisms are revealed. Along with positive achievements, the problems existing in the field of gender equality and the measures expected to become solutions to these problems are presented through theoretical and practical evidence.

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