Throughout the international community, women have been at the center of the concerns of the United Nations because of their importance for the economic and social balance of a country. The advancement of women is a vital issue for the world at the dawn of the new millennium. Although the international community views women with great esteem and respect, ancient traditions, one-sided beliefs and false stereotypical propaganda, which demean and demean women, exist in the world today. Historically, women have been victims of inequality and abusive practices, and as a result, many women never reach their full potential in the economic world. Firstly, the main root that hinders the progress of women is the inferiority complex from a young age. In document UN/CRC/531, analyzed by UNICEF, it is estimated that 25% of the world's children (developing world) are in the children's network. work. Additionally, almost 70% of all working girls/women are unregistered, often engaging in prostitution and heavy domestic work. This form of undeclared work is dangerous for young girls, as employers often abuse their employees sexually and physically, and scar them psychologically for years. This alarming fact can be attributed to the inequality of education given to young girls. From a young age, many girls are taught to be inferior to their male counterparts, both mentally and physically. Currently, 75% of all illiterates in the world are women...