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Goal 5 of the 2030 Agenda focuses on gender equality and women's empowerment. It aims to eliminate gender-based violence and discrimination, promote equality in economic, political and educational opportunities, and ensure women's full participation in social and economic life. The goal recognizes that without gender equality, sustainable development is not possible. Key actions include combating gender-based violence, improving women's employment and political opportunities, and ensuring equal access to education and healt.

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Gender equality is still far from being achieved in many countries, especially in those with conflict or patriarchal traditions. Countries with severe gender inequalities include Afghanistan, Yemen, Sudan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Chad and India. In these countries, women face difficulties in accessing education, employment, healthcare and political participation, as well as being victims of violence and discrimination.

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The Road to Gender Equality - Malala’s story | Nations United

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Why are some countries against this policy?

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Why are some countries against this policy?

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Gender inequality in many countries is caused by patriarchal traditions, conservative interpretations of religion, economic inequality, lack of inclusive policies, conflict and instability, and gender stereotypes. These factors contribute to limiting women's rights, preventing them from accessing education, employment and political participation, and strengthen social and family control over them.

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Why are some countries against this policy?