I read an article about the ban on women's education in Afghanistan and the restrictions on subjects related to women's rights. I wonder if this violation of women's rights to education is considered an international crime and does it entail any liability?
I work at a company where women are involved in night work. Can this be considered a violation of labor law if the company management believes that this is a temporary measure and does not contradict the law?
If Germany is considering introducing military conscription for women due to the threat from Russia, should Ukraine do the same? What legal implications might this have for Ukrainian women?
Do you think it is a violation of human rights to restrict women working in the civil service or local government from traveling abroad, if men are allowed to travel with a deferral?
... resettlers moved in for free accommodation, now the head of the social service has given an order that the social worker will go only until June 1, because she now has someone to help. Are the actions of social services legal?