We could begin by saying that equality between men and women is certainly based on the fundamental principle of the equality of all human beings, implying the questioning of the affirmation, anchored in the law, according to which there is both a natural difference between man and woman and a justification for a difference in treatment. This aims to improve the condition of women on a constitutional level, in terms of labor law, citizenship and the right to vote, as well as in the context of both social and civil legislation.
It also concerns both the concrete situation of women and girls in the family, and also in education, in the profession and in politics, and political rights, since equality of law does not automatically guarantee de facto equality.