Women in Central Asia Have Rights on Paper, What Holds Them Back in Practice?

Дата публикации: 26-10-2026 06:00:26

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ASTANA – For women across Central Asia, equal rights enshrined in law do not necessarily translate into equal opportunities in everyday life, researchers said during a CAPS Unlock discussion examining barriers to women’s economic and professional advancement. Researchers and gender experts examined how deeply rooted expectations about marriage, motherhood and professional leadership continue to shape…
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