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This report provides an overview of the International Conference on Ending Gender-Based Killings of Women and Girls and the latest information on femicide worldwide.
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Aspiring to function as a knowledge and partnership hub for the Asia-Pacific region, the Centre collaborates closely with both Korean and regional stakeholders. It strives to engage in meaningful activities that highlight the importance of gender equality and enhance the capacities of policymakers and practitioners in both the public and private sectors.
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To address needs raised by multiple agencies and organizations, SAF proposed the development of a desk review; a practical, basic inter-agency regional guidance note; and a training tool. The desk review compiles existing information and identifies key gaps and opportunities to strengthen GBV referral systems will inform the development of the guidance note.
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UN Women Afghanistan and IOM commissioned this booklet, which illustrates the stories of several Afghan women survivors of the devastating earthquakes and forced returns from Pakistan that have rocked so many lives in recent months. You will not read their stories in the media or see their names in history books. But we must not forget them. Their fight is our global fight.
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UN Women Afghanistan commissioned this graphic novel, co-produced by Afghan women, to bring to life Afghan women’s powerful advocacy and incredible resilience in the most oppressive circumstances. Stories of loss reverberate throughout Afghanistan. But there is also hope even in the face of such loss. Afghan women don’t accept the restrictions imposed on their rights. Afghan women will not give up. They are unstoppable.
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These sessions marked the culmination of the piloting phase of the Essential Services Package (ESP) programme, an initiative aimed at providing greater access to a coordinated set of essential and quality multi-sectoral services for all women and girls who have experienced gender-based violence.
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Since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan on 15 August 2021, women’s participation in daily and public life has contracted significantly as de facto authorities have taken steps to limit women’s freedom of movement, access to work and education, and exercise of other fundamental rights and freedoms. In parallel, civic space and media freedoms have diminished. In this context, digital space has provided a vital outlet for Afghans
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The manual is meant to support primarily policymakers, practitioners and service providers who can advocate for and enhance a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach in developing and implementing reintegration policies and practices in a coordinated manner.
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Afghan women's perspectives on current challenges and opportunities, and policy and programming recommendations related to the steps proposed in the Special Coordinator’s 2023 independent assessment Afghanistan has emerged as the largest women’s rights crisis in the world. Still, Afghan women and girls continue to have limited access to international and national decision-making forums.
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Afghanistan has emerged as the largest women’s rights crisis in the world. Still, Afghan women and girls continue to have limited access to international and national decision-making forums.
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This is the third edition of UN Women Centre of Excellence for Gender Equality in the Republic of Korea's quarterly newsletter. This issue highlights the Centre's accomplishments from September to November.
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In January 2024, Timor-Leste's 9th Constitutional Government approved the second phase of NAP 1325 (2024-2028) highlighting the country's commitment to Women, Peace and Security agenda.
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A detailed documentation of 10 Indian states on their Gender Responsive Budgeting journeys, namely.
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The Gender Budget Statement is an important tool of Gender Responsive Budgeting. A budget document published annually by the Government of India, it presents budget allocations and public expenditure for gender equality and women’s empowerment.
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A detailed document on all 'frequently asked questions' about Gender Responsive Budgeting in FAQ format.
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In this annual newsletter, we are proud to share some of UN Women China’s top results from 2023. We are most grateful for the many partnerships that made these achievements possible, particularly when multiple points of crisis are slowing steps toward gender equality and women’s empowerment.
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The semi-annual UN Women Bangladesh Newsletter: July-December 2023 reflects on the key highlights and major updates of UN Women Bangladesh’s interventions to advance gender equality and women empowerment in the country.
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This is a brief of the Gender Assessment of Skills Development Opportunities for Women Migrant Workers from Sri Lanka presenting the key findings of available skills development opportunities for Sri Lankan women
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United Nations Human Resources Open Day for Gender Equality as part of the UN in Bangladesh Gender Parity Strategy (2023-2028) in August 2023, aiming to encourage and orient women, transgender and non-binary people interested in a career with the United Nations.
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Gender Assessment of Skills Development and Overseas Employment Opportunities for Women in Pakistan was conducted with the aim to increase understanding the existing skills development opportunities for Pakistani women