PPT-VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN & GIRLS: PREVENTION, SUPPORT & CARE
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Geneva 2021 Dr Venkatraman ChandraMouli Dr Avni Amin Ms Marina Plesons DEFINITIONS Genderbased violence GBV Violence directed towards a woman because she is a
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Geneva 2021 Dr Venkatraman ChandraMouli Dr Avni Amin Ms Marina Plesons DEFINITIONS Genderbased violence GBV Violence directed towards a woman because she is a woman or violence that affects women disproportionately. The Commission on the Status of Women reaffirms the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action the outcome documents of the twentyt hird special session of the General Assembly and the declarations adopted by the Commissi on on the occasion of the IPA 2013. Introduction. History. Facts . Stories. Achievements. Challenges. Reflection. What is violence?. Definition. United Nations Declaration - violence against women/. girls. includes “any act of . ‘Violence against women is perhaps the most shameful human. rights violation, and it is perhaps the most pervasive. It knows. no boundaries of geography, culture or wealth. As long as it. continues, we cannot claim to be making real progress towards. Introduction. Gender . equality is achieved when women and men enjoy the same rights and opportunities . in the society, and . when the different behaviours, . desires . and needs of women and men are equally valued and favoured. Addressing Violence at National Level . A case study of Kenya . Kavutha Mutuvi. UN Women Kenya . Background. There is increasing awareness of the linkages between violence against women and girls, generally referred to as gender-based violence (GBV) and HIV transmission. girls. Colombo Plan. Gender Affairs . Programme. 2. nd. Focal Point Conference 2017. Women’s National M. achinery. Mission. Policy . making, planning, leadership, monitoring, evaluation and impact assessment of government and non-governmental organizations’ programs regarding Women and Family issues. Partnership for Young London . Friday 4. th. March 2016. . London Policy and Practice Networking Meeting. About Us. Mary . Otuko – UK Programme . Manager. Seyi Afolabi – Youth Programme Office. Anita Bhardwaj. Independent Development Consultant. In-Align. Aim:. To offer an overview of the key issues that affect Black and Minority Ethnic Women and Girls experiencing violence and abuse. To provide a snap-shot of prevalence rates . repercussions, trafficking in human beings, rehabilitation of perpetrators etc.).For more information on this programme, kindly visit: http://ec.europa.eu/justice_home/index.htmFor more information on Women FEWOFor the study of violence against young women and girls in CanadaNovember 23 2016Good afternoon everyoneI would like to begin today by recognizing that we are in a time of truth and reconcil 1Association Roma Center for Women and Children Dajefor the period 2021-20242THE CONTENTINTRODUCTION3II ABOUT THE ROMA CENTER FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN6Origin and development of the organization6MISSION HIV”. Caregiving . in the context of HIV/. AIDS. UN Women for CSW57. Baby Rivona. Indonesian Positive Women Network. (IPPI). International Community of Women living with HIV reps; Asia Pacific. President decree no 3/2010; gender mainstreaming program in NAC and all Provincial AIDS Commission. Willing Hearts. Road To Equality . East Africa’s Challenges. and . Solutions . Khayanga. . Wasike. . From the wall of a community outreach organisation in . Kapenguria. , West Pokot County,. Kenya. (Supplemental module). 1. Caring for women subjected to violence: A WHO curriculum for training health-care providers. Session 17: Preventing violence (Supplemental). Learning objective. Demonstrate clinical skills appropriate to one’s profession and specialty to respond to violence against women.
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