Gender equality in the law

Gender equality in the law refers to the principle that individuals, regardless of their gender, should have the same legal rights, opportunities, and protections. This includes laws that ensure equal pay for equal work, protection against discrimination and violence, and access to healthcare and education. Achieving gender equality requires legal frameworks that actively promote fair treatment and address historical inequalities. While many countries have made progress, challenges remain, necessitating ongoing efforts to close gaps and ensure that all genders enjoy the same rights and respect under the law.