The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights norms are universal. They do not have priority and minor rights. States are obliged to ensure at a minimum those rights and freedoms that are provided for by international law, and domestic legislation may differ from international norms only in terms of the expansion of rights and freedoms. The development and elevation to the level of international standards of the concept of human rights of women is one of the important achievements of civilization. The value of the rights of women, individuals is great in the formation of both national and international law. The scientific work addresses the issue of both the legal provision of women's rights in international law and the practical side of the implementation of the norms of
international legal acts, namely one of the main ones in the studied field - the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.