GENDER TENGLIGI NIMA VA U NEGA MUHIM?
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18081223Keywords:
Gender tenglik, inson huquqlari, teng huquqlilik, diskriminatsiya.Abstract
Gender tengligi — bu ijtimoiy tarmoqlarda, yangiliklarda va siyosiy muhokamalarda tez-tez tilga olinadigan atama. Ammo bu aslida nimani anglatadi? Va bundan ham muhimrog‘i — gender tengligi nega muhim?
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