...ities on women's political participation, political systems, the foundations of democracy, the importance of participation in elections and the constitution.
...hout the country to engage in public affairs • Let's understand the Constitution: Inform craftswomen about the new gains brought by the new constitution • A project that helped cra...
...e inclusion of women’s rights in the Libyan constitution. The Forum is a founding member of the Libyan Alliance for the Constitution, the most important channel l...ent body who’s in charge of drafting of the Constitution, and citizens, especially wom...
...ding women’s rights and the Egyptian State commitments to achieve it, as there was a discussion about which was mentioned in the Egyptian constitution about values of justice and g...
...n from a human rights protection convention, in violation of its own constitution and international human right...e are certain risks, after Bulgaria making the Istanbul Convention unconstitutional, that other countries will...
...mination. Ten years after the change in the constitution, and despite the State’...ural and environmental levels. Although the constitution strengthened the principle of...minations. Adapting regulatory laws to the constitutional requirements by clearly sta...
...tion have emerged, which urgently calls for a new series of reforms guaranteeing real equality and protecting rights in accordance with the new constitution. In this context, the Femini...
...trainings, a coalition of 30 political women was created to advocate for the introduction of a quota system. This advocacy has resulted in the Constitution’s introduction of the A...
...of Racial Discrimination. EOHR defends the human rights of all individuals and groups against all forms of violation. - To reform the Egyptian constitution and legislation to bring them...
...k ("Réseau Doustourna") is a Tunisian association born in the wake of the 2011 revolution and whose main demand is the adoption of a new Constitution. The association is composed...
Fundamental liberties are guaranteed in the Principality of Monaco by the Constitution and they do not entail any gender-based discrimination. The Ministry of State is the body...
...and discrimination have widened in various fields, in comparison with the requirements of establishing equality and parity as prescribed by the constitution and with Morocco’s inte...
...ical sphere has undergone several changes in the last ten years due to different reconfigurations – starting from the adoption of the new Constitution in 2011 as a response to the...
Morocco’s 2011 Constitution affirmed the principle of equality between men and women (art. 19) and officialised the (indigenous) Amazigh language (art. 5) alongside Arabi...
The report of de Annick Billon of the delegation of women’s rights and equal opportunities between men and women of the French Senate was adopted unanimously on July 17, 2018. The report is accompanied by five recommendations to revalue the principles of gender equality and parity...
Civil society played a pivotal role in the Arab uprisings. By reconfiguring the social contract in a region distinguished by gender inequality, these revolts brought the status of women to the fore, and equal citizenship became a central goal. Social actors were therefore particularly a...
This publication is designed to support stakeholders who wish to advocate for the inclusion of comprehensive constitutional provisions that protect and advance women’s human rights and fundamental freedoms. It presents good practices for the advancement of gender equality in const...
This platform is part of the Axis 1 "Strengthening the capacities of equality actors" of the Priority Solidarity Fund "Women for the future in the Mediterranean" funded by the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs and led by the European Institute of the Mediterranean, in the framework of the project “Developing Women's Empowerment” labelled by the Union for the Mediterranean.
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