This article analyzes modern approaches in gender equality policy, focusing on the synthesis of Eastern and Western theories. The philosophical, social, and political aspects of gender equality are examined. The impact of modern gender equality policy on society is evaluated. The article highlights various approaches to achieving gender equality, revealing the relevance of this issue in the context of globalization and the information society.

Gender equality, Eastern philosophy, Western theories, feminism, globalization, gender policy.

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