It is necessary to point out that our time is a time with the general topic of social changes that are inevitably impending on us. The modern era has its own unconditional features, the main of which are intensive pluralization, individualization, the value of everyoneʼs experience in the process of construction a general picture of the world, and the multiplicity of choices that a person did not have before. The task of the state policy is to provide opportunities for free development of the individual not only at the legislative level, but also to develop a mechanism for the practical implementation of the principles of gender non-discrimination
Gender challenges of modern societies
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Keywords
public service in gender issues, gender inequality, gender identity, gender non-discrimination
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Skyba, E., & Tkachenko, K.
(2021).
Gender challenges of modern societies.
Philosophy, Economics and Law Review,
1(2),
18-24.
https://doi.org/10.31733/2786-491X-2021-2-18-24