Fallacy by mistake

A fallacy is committed by mistaken when using the same word more than once explicitly or implicitly within the same reasoning, omitting a difference in meaning or meaning .-

example:

There is a declaration of fundamental human rights

A declaration of women’s fundamental rights is missing

(in case it was necessary to explain it, in the first sentence “men” means “human beings”, in the second, “men” are assumed to be “men”)