and a host of sponsors committed to promoting new gender
religious self – and „foreign“ perception and by gender
religious self – and „foreign“ perception and by gender
The role of the Women’s parliamentary caucus in influencing legislation on women’s right is a case in point. And yet, women continue to be underrepresented in the political and economic decision-making process. This is why FNF Pakistan hand the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan have commissioned a study on the performance of female legislators in Pakistan from 2018-2020. You can find the results of this study here.
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Why talk about economic freedom on 25N? 27 out of every 100 women have been victims of economic violence in Mexico. Economic violence not only implies a lack of freedom to make financial decisions, but also limits women’s access to employment opportunities, health and educational services, and makes them vulnerable to other forms of violence. The lack of economic autonomy creates a cycle of aggression that is difficult to escape.
When we talk about gender-based violence against women
Why talk about economic freedom on 25N? 27 out of every 100 women have been victims of economic violence in Mexico. Economic violence not only implies a lack of freedom to make financial decisions, but also limits women’s access to employment opportunities, health and educational services, and makes them vulnerable to other forms of violence. The lack of economic autonomy creates a cycle of aggression that is difficult to escape.
When we talk about gender-based violence against women
This #FEMALEFORWARDINTERNATIONAL analysis deals with the Istanbul Convention, a very misunderstood document that caused controversies in Central and Southeastern Europe and the liberal response to it.
equality and the need to eliminate gender stereotypes
communities as well as we support Sexual Orientation and Gender
communities as well as we support Sexual Orientation and Gender
The World Order and Globalization Hub welcomed its twenty-first delegation in May, consisting of twelve female professionals engaged in the political sphere. In that time, the participants met with a wide variety of professionals: ranging from political NGOs, non-partisan non-profit organizations, academics, political women’s institutions, policy advisors, The World Bank Group, legislative offices, journalists, and researchers.
to the theme of the tour, entitled Approaches to Gender
Traditional female circumcisers abandon their tools and to join hands with women and male elders to end risky traditional practices. They now favour transformative socio-economic empowerment, a decision that is significantly changing the face and fate of women and girls in their community. This collective effort is fostering a safer and more equitable environment, heralding a new era of health, education, and opportunity for future generations.
justice, economic empowerment, human rights, and gender
Asociación Somos Ciudadanía and FNF Países Andinos successfully carried out the Escuela de Indecencia Ciudadana: por la igualdad, a training program aimed at women and men from the Lambayeque region between the ages of 18 and 45. The program has become a space for learning, reflection and action where participants were immersed in discussions, workshops and dynamics that empowered them to be agents of change in their communities.
thematic pillars: Freedom for responsible citizenship, gender
