Women in Central Asia Have Rights on Paper, What Holds Them Back in Practice?
The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. 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… The post Women in Central Asia Have Rights on Paper, What Holds Them Back in Practice? appeared first on The A
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