- Fill in legislation gaps hindering women from exercising their rights: ECWR’s advocacy is grounded in its practical work to improve women's legal and political status in Egy...
...wledge and capabilities about human rights, the International Bill, and Palestinian women’s rights in international conventions and local legislation, in addition to gender concep...
...awareness among women of legal mechanisms, including national legislation and international agreements...f violence or discrimination in society and to consider all national legislation and international agreements...
...iament to rapidly issue the law that criminalizes child marriage. AEFL denounces the Parliament’s failure to discuss and issue a national legislation including the criminalization...
...ons at work and ending the gender care gap. However, despite great efforts, much change still needs to happen and Parliament is keen to advance legislation for a more just society. Und...
...types of material and sexual exploitation) and the ones existing in the country of destination when migrants have to deal with the new reality (legislation, violence and integration pro...
...king women aware of the primary importance of cooperative and solidarity organisation Endowing the cooperative’s women with knowledge of legislation and cooperative management E...
...ew years later, the CIDDEF was back to the same work, relying on militants from political parties. This time the goal was that the implementing legislation for the establishment of the...
...zing for the campaign. The campaign’s strategy incorporated three main components; research, awareness-raising actions, and advocacy for legislation reform and enforcement. Withi...
...nd reproductive health and rights. Their tactics are diverse and include (but are not limited to) strategic litigation, lobbying discriminatory legislation and policy, campaigning on-li...
...nitoring and analyzing the feminist movement’s role and struggle to combat sexual violence and how that was reflected on the policies and legislation within the Region countries t...
...itted must galvanize the actors in the region to take into account the gender equality perspective and the empowerment of women in policies and legislation, as well as in development pr...
...s the legal definitions of different types of gender-based violence used in EU Member States, according to their legal terminology and national legislation....
The GLRD was launched by FAO in 2010 to highlight the major political, legal and cultural factors that influence the realisation of women’s land rig...
...lance writers from around the world to write on every topic: Politics, religion, economics, health, science, sustainability, education, sports, legislation......
...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...
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: to contribute to enlarge a database on the rights of Libyan women; to look into the most prominent legal texts...
The African Legal Think Tank on Women’s Rights is looking for Two legal experts (Tunisia - Algeria) to support the production of the "Comparative Manual on Revenge Porn in North Africa: Tunisia and Algeria" and to be consulted on the 28th and 29th of September 2020. Download the ...
This article provides an overview of women’s economic empowerment in the MENA region. It aims to contribute to available knowledge through: first, providing an overview of women’s economic empowerment in the region in selected labour markets; second, following the evolution ...
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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