ACHIEVE GENDER EQUALITY

            Making sure that everyone gets an equal chance to maximize their potential is what equality is all about. Violence toward women and girls is prevented by gender equality. Equal treatment of women and men results in safer and better societies. A human right is gender equality.

            Here are some of the problems and solutions to achieving gender equality:

1. problem: Many think men have more opportunities than women when it comes to getting high-paying jobs (job segregation)

SOLUTION: The possible solution for this is the implementation of rules and law by each company to have a fair and equal treatment for each employee.

2. PROBLEM: Unequal power in sexual partnership, result of gender-based violence.

SOLUTION: Quality maternal health care and services for mothers that can make them more empowered mothers as informed decision-makers concerning about their own health and the health of their children.

3. Problem: How society determines the differences and value of men vs. women plays a starring role in every area.

SOLUTION: Try to pay attention to your assumptions and know that none of us is immune to making bigoted comments or holding biased attitudes.

4. Problem: Female genital mutilation is an internationally recognized human rights violation.

SOLUTION: UNICEFS supports the development of policies and laws focusing on ending and outlawing FMG, and works to ensure their implementation and enforcement.

5. Problem: Far too many girls, especially those from the poorest families, still face gender discrimination in education, child marriage and pregnancy, sexual violence and unrecognized domestic work.

SOLUTION: Empowering girls from the start is proven to have lasting and compounding benefits over the course of their lives. us is immune to making bigoted comments or holding biased attitudes.

6. Problem: Widespread Discrimination Continues to Shape LGBT People’s Lives in Both Subtle and Significant Ways. in 2016 discrimination remained a widespread threat to LGBT people’s well-being, health, and economic security.

SOLUTION: LGBT rights advocates believe the strategy to ban SOGIE discrimination could offset at the local level the absence of such legislation at the national level.