のが好きではない

do not like doing

→ の
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do not like doing Follows a verb in its plain form: verb + のが好きではない means “do not like doing [the verb].” It is a relatively formal or polite way to express dislike; の nominalizes the preceding verb.
JA: 私は人前で話すのが好きではない。
EN: I don't like speaking in front of people.

子供は入浴するのが好きではない

Children don't like taking baths.

私は子供扱いされるのが好きではない

I don't like being treated like a child.

彼は何かをするとき最後の瞬間まで待つというのが好きではない

He doesn’t like waiting until the last moment to do something.

私は弟が山に登るのが好きではない

I don't like my younger brother climbing mountains.

ビルは彼の父親がたくさんタバコを吸うのが好きではない

Bill doesn't like his father smoking so much.