THE IMPACT OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE FOR THE PROMOTION OF GENDER EQUALITY

Abstract

Women's rights are thoroughly examined in this work from the standpoint of international and European law. The examination of the legal framework for women's rights at the international, regional, and European levels—particularly as it relates to gender equality and associated issues—is particularly significant in this research prejudice. The article first examines international statutes, publications, and documents by various authors on this subject, as well as international standards pertaining to EU and EC law. It then discusses the law, court cases, regulations pertaining to women's rights, and documents that support gender equality and nondiscrimination. The notion of gender equality and discrimination in the European Union is dynamic, subject to interpretation based on individual circumstances, and is always bringing about new developments and adjustments.