Every Woman Treaty
Every Woman Treaty is a global coalition of more than 3,800 women's rights advocates and organizations in 147 nations advancing a treaty to end violence against women and girls in the form of a new Optional Protocol to CEDAW. In December 2023, our work led to the release of a joint statement on the need for a new Optional Protocol by four nations — Antigua and Barbuda, Costa Rica, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Sierra Leone — and the release of a joint statement by the current and former Special Rapporteurs on violence against women and girls calling for a new Optional Protocol to CEDAW dedicated to ending violence against women and girls. Join us! Sign the call at everywoman.org
Why a Global Treaty Would Help End Violence Against Women and Girls - Ms. Magazine
La trata de personas no es un juego. La violencia no es un juego. Únete a la coalición de Every Woman Treaty en Latam y sé parte del
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Gaps in the international legal framework on violence against women and girls, The Forum on Human Rights at The Carter Center
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Najla Ayoubi
25th April 2020 - General update — FiLiA
Mina Devadas on LinkedIn: Chief of Campaigns
Every Woman Treaty plantea 3 pasos globales para erradicar la violencia de género. Hoy queremos presentártelos. Necesitamos alzar nuestras voces para que se hagan legislaciones realmente eficientes. ¡Únete a la coalición
The Every Woman Treaty - Update — LCCEWA
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