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FEMICIDE VolumeVII : Establishing a Femicide Watch in Every Country

Herausgegeben von: Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS) Vienna Liaison Office
Wien: Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS) Vienna Liaison Office , 2017 , 77 S.
Weitere Suche mit:
Femizid
Gewalt gegen Frauen
Geografika:
Lateinamerika
Argentinien
Mexiko
Kazakhstan
Spanien

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Einrichtung: TERRE DES FEMMES | Berlin
Signatur: M 00 242
Herausgegeben von: Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS) Vienna Liaison Office
Jahr: 2017
ISBN: 3200030127
List of content:
  • PART I: The Need for a Femicide Watch\[W9]\1.1 Why We Need a Femicide Watch, statements by Dr Dubravka Simonovic\[W9]\1.2 “I Have a Dream” Femicide Prevention Watch by Biljana Brankovic\[W9]\1.3 Femicides of 2014 in Georgia by Tamar Dekanosidze\[W9]\1.4 Violence against Women in Slovenia: Trends and Governmental Measures to Address the Issue by\[W9]\Ambassador Andrej Benedejèiè\[W9]\1.5 Report on the 61st Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) by Andrada Filip\[W9]\1.6 Excerpt from speech of Human rights attorney Amal Clooney to the United Nations in New York on\[W9]\violence against women by ISIS. March 9, 2017
  • PART II: OSCE Symposium 2016: Combatting Femicide\[W9]\2.1 Excerpt from the Statement by Dr. Dubravka \[W9]\2.2 Gender Related Killing Affects All Societiesh by Aldo Lale]Demoz, Deputy Executive Director of\[W9]\UNOD..\[W9]\2.3 Violence Against Women Remains an Epidemic Across the OSCE Regionh by Ambassador Clemens Koja..\[W9]\2.4 Femicide: Current State of Affairs in the Republic of Serbia by Borjana Perun\[W9]\2.5 Femicide in Armenia: A Silent Epidemic by Ani Jilozian
  • PART III: Latin America: The People’s Movement Against Femicide\[W9]\3.1 The Ni Una Menos movement is ahead of the problem: the State must catch up and intensify efforts to\[W9]\prevent femicide statement by Dr. Šimonovic\[W9]\3.2 Argentina: Femicide Registries and Observatories by Minister Maite Fernández García\[W9]\3.3 La Muerte Sale por el Oriente : A Collaborative Artistic Project about Femicide in Mexico\[W9]\by Sonia Madrigal\[W9]\3.4 Collected Statistics from an Independent Femicide Data Collection Initiative\[W9]\3.5 Zapatos Rojos/Red Shoes by Elina Chauvet
  • PART IV: Good Examples of Data Collection Around the Worl\[W9]\4.1 Minnesota’s Femicide Report by Safia Khan and Becky Smith\[W9]\4.2 Violence Against Women in the Home: What do Statistics in Kazakhstan Tell Us? by Ainur\[W9]\Dossanova\[W9]\4.3 The Femicide Census: Redefining an Isolated Incident by Deirdre Brennan with Hilary Fisher and Karen Ingala Smith of Nia\[W9]\4.4 Femicide in Spain: Data availability, opportunities and challenge by Carmen Vives-Cases and\[W9]\Belen Sanz-Barbero
  • PART V: Further Reading\[W9]\5.1 Femicide Watch Platform by Henrike Landré and Andrada Filip\[W9]\5.2 World Health Organisation: Femicide\[W9]\5.3 Women and Gender-Based Violence: Where We Stand by Soroptomist International\[W9]\5.4 Good Practices on Administrative Data Collection of Violence Against Women\[W9]\5.5 Bibliography
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