German diplomat calls on Tajik men to fight for "gender equality"
The German ambassador to Tajikistan, Jörg Schugraf, called on local men to support the idea of "gender equality" and to actively participate in this process. He noted that in Tajikistan, men's participation in civil society, which promotes the idea of "gender equality", is very low.
The German ambassador to Tajikistan, Jörg Shugraf, called on local men to support the idea of "gender equality" and actively participate in this process, he said in an interview with AsiaPlus.
Shugraf notes that in Tajikistan, there is little male participation in civil society, which promotes the idea of "gender equality." He believes that male participation is important in ensuring gender equality, as it helps ensure that all people have equal rights in social, political, and economic life.
"I have met young men in Tajikistan who understand the importance of 'gender equality', but many avoid talking about it openly. Communicate with your spouse, friends, and be patient! They can change themselves, but this process should be through dialogue, not violence or pressure," he said.
The German Embassy supports a number of projects to promote gender equality in the country. The feminist foreign policy of German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock plays a key role in this. In this context, projects in the field of "gender-sensitive" journalism for local media in Tajikistan have been implemented in collaboration with the Internews agency.
Unfortunately, while Europe is witnessing a family crisis, a sharp decline in the birth rate, and an increase in crime under the influence of "gender equality," "sexual freedom," and other vague but fundamentally flawed ideas, Western countries are trying to spread these same evils among Muslims.
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