PPT-Women’s and Children’s Rights

in the International Legal Framework Keynote Address at the Summer School on Human Rights Stand Up for Womens and Childrens Rights 31 May 4 June 2016 Thessaloniki Greece Prof W Cole Durham Jr. Sabrina, Noe, Vannessa, Daniela . how were women's lives different in 1920?. During the 1920's women were never considered as people but as property. It was believed that women should be at home cleaning, taking care of the children, and focused on religion while men took care of business and politics. In North Carolina opponents of the woman's suffrage claimed that women were not equal to men mentally. By 1929 women didn't have the same rights as men but they did have some. Women were finally allowed to be apart of local, state, and national political committees.. Padmini. Murthy MD,MPH,MS, CHES. Asst Prof Dept of Health Policy and Management. Asst Prof Dept Family and Community Medicine Global Health Program Director NYMC. Medical Women's International Association Representative to the United Nations . Children’s Rights and Wellbeing. Gita Sharkey. Team Leader. Rights and Participation Team. Children’s Rights and Wellbeing. Policy Areas. Children’s Rights. Children and Young People’s Participation. Tradition, History and Women. Dominant . patriarchical. view. This view claims that historical male dominance is rooted in the anthropological sources of human society. . Traditional division of labor: Hunters and gatherers. Is there a biological difference between men and women?. American Studies I Honors & U.S. History I Honors. Mr. Calella. Learning Goal. LEARNING GOAL. : STUDENDTS WILL BE ABLE TO UNDERSTAND THE ORIGINS OF THE ABOLITION AND WOMEN’S RIGHTS REFORM MOVEMENTS IN MID-1800S AMERICA.. Expert’s group meeting on gender and migration. . Geneva, November 2016. Paola . Cyment. (CAREF, WIMN). Carolina Gottardo (PICUM, LAWRS, WIMN). Introduction and our framework. At . WIMN we view women’s mobility as a continuum within countries and across borders, based in some cases on choice, but increasingly driven by . #. womensday. #IWD2017 #. ILOGallupWomen. . Gallup World Poll . Data gathered in 142 . countries . and territories . We collected data from nearly . Human rights . are rights which pertain to all human beings. . These rights are seen as universal, . which signifies that . they are meant for everyone, no matter what their race, religion, . ethnicity. making children’s rights . children’s reality. Davinia Ovett Bondi. , Advocacy . Manager, Child Rights Governance Global Initiative (CRGI), Save the Children . 61st Westminster Seminar Session 17: Parliament and NGOs, London, 8 March 2012. Lyla Mehta. Institute of . Development. Studies, UK and Noragric, Norway . Why water and sanitation for all? . . Essential for global . justice and human . development. Key to realising all the MDGs . 1850-1914. Feminists and Politics - 1850. only limited reforms enacted where women concerned. “Cult of domesticity” - “woman’s place is in the home” was common idea. Women’s rights in 1850. Women’s rights . are the fundamental human rights that were enshrined by the United Nations for every human being on the planet nearly 70 years ago. These rights include the right to live free from violence, slavery, and discrimination; to be educated; to own property; to vote; and to earn a fair . Dr . Hakan. . Seckinelgin. ICPS -Strategic . Gender Equity. Planning. 14 . February 2017 . How do we think about citizenship?. How does this relate to Gender?. Formal Citizenship vs Informal Implementations . Eren Keskin Founder of the legal aid for victims of sexual abuse and violence in Turkey. The condition of the woman and their rights in Turkey are constantly called into question. Their struggle began in 1857 when it was introduced into the principle of equality between men and women.