THE ROLE OF THE STATE AND MECHANISMS FOR IMPLEMENTING POLICIES TO PROTECT WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC: INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE AND PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION

The article analyzes the state policy of the Kyrgyz Republic in the field of women's rights protection. It describes the role of the state in creating and implementing a legal and institutional framework for the protection of women's rights, as well as in ensuring gender equality and eliminating discrimination. The institutional structure established for the protection of women's rights, including government bodies, non-governmental organizations and international organizations, is analyzed. The study of the institutional structure of women's rights protection in the Kyrgyz Republic shows that the country has established a system of state bodies, public organizations and international institutions engaged in the protection of women's rights. The article also examines the mechanisms for implementing state policy in the area of women's rights protection, including legislative support, programs and activities aimed at raising awareness of women's rights and providing them with access to education, health care and economic opportunities. The article is based on an analysis of legislative acts, official documents, reports and research. It contributes to the understanding of the Kyrgyz Republic's policy on the protection of women's rights and identifies areas for further development and improvement.