The demand for daughters is increasing in the world

In many countries around the world, especially in China and India, parents have traditionally preferred sons. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

As a result, approximately 50 million girls have not been born since 1980. This situation has led to demographic problems and social consequences.

However, in recent years, this trend is changing. According to experts, by 2025, the number of unborn girls will decrease by 200,000.

Parents' attitudes towards daughters are becoming more positive, and their demand is increasing. There are several reasons for this change.

Firstly, since 2001, approximately 7 million girls have been allowed to be born. This is related to changes in state policy and public opinion.

Additionally, it has been found that artificial insemination clinics are allowing parents to choose the gender of their children. In recent years, the number of those wishing for daughters has increased.

During the adoption process, the demand for girls is also increasing, not only within the country but also internationally. Experts believe that this change is related to the rise of women's status and the strengthening of equality principles in society.

State policies and cultural reforms are taking effective measures against the discrimination of girls. Furthermore, opportunities for education and upbringing for girls are expanding.

Experiments show that encouraging daughters has a positive impact on societal development. Therefore, improving attitudes towards girls and protecting their rights is of great importance.