...ex is to provide a global documentation on laws, public policies and services related to VAWG and WPSA, that allows a diagnosis of the state of legislation and tools put in place to add...
...ge of experiences. We need better co-operation with organisations representing women and girls with disabilities, to better inform policies and legislation, including access to victim s...
...ross countries. Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia have long had vocal and visible women’s rights organizations with the capacity to influence legislation, and the adoption of gender q...
...ections and unequal access to services and resources continue to prevent women and girls from progressing. A lot remains to be done in terms of legislation, policies, programming and pl...
...methods; workplace; public sector; justice sector; education institutions; culture and sport; private sphere. Countries are encouraged to pass legislation that condemns sexism and crim...
This study sheds light on the issue of Libyan women’s rights, particularly from a legal approach, by analysing the Libyan legislation. The report has a multifarious aim...
...ion of the obstacles to women’s access to the Palestinian political system, focusing on the centrality of the constitutional question and legislation, and also reflects on complem...
...s linked to one employer and the worker cannot unilaterally exit the employment relationship. The domestic workers’ exclusion from labour legislation and social protection exacerb...
...While gender stereotypes, roles and expectations intimidate women’s participation in political and public life in some countries, legislation and the absence of gender-sen...
...and three from North Africa (Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia) by scrutinizing these countries’ policies, programmes and services as well as legislation, rules and regulations, from...
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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