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Gender in Local Government Zambia
Date: October 15, 2013
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This report concerns the Gender Justice and Local Government programme for Gender Links Zambia from August 2012 to March 2013. The work focuses on cascading and strengthening in Zambia of pioneering work on Centres of Excellence (COE’s) on Gender Mainstreaming for Local Government across the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region by Gender Links (GL) and local government associations. The report incorporates the analysis of council institutional profiles and projects obtained through the Centres of Excellence (COE) process and the SADC Protocol 2013 summit. The report covers the activities undertaken in 22 councils in Zambia and the activities that Gender Links Zambia has been doing in conjunction with its partners.
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DUMAGUETE CITY, March 2 (PIA) In line with the observance of National Women’s Month this March, female residents of Negros Oriental are reminded on their crucial role in nation-building and in strengthening the society.
The provincial government of Negros Oriental kicked off the local celebration of Women’s Month with a flag-raising ceremony and inspirational talk featuring 2020 Babayeng Garbo sa Katilingban Search Winner Evimei Acas-Reyes of Tayasan Town on March 1 at the Lamberto Macias Sports and Cultural Center, this city.
2020 Babayeng Garbo sa Katilingban Winner Evimei Acas-Reyes of Tayasan town.
In her message, Reyes explained how women are the real nation-builders of the country.
DUMAGUETE CITY, Feb. 10 (PIA) Representatives of various sectors in Negros Oriental are pushing for the heightened awareness on the government’s policy against catcalling, sexual comments, and other forms of sexual harassment committed in public spaces and its corresponding penalties.
This was the highlight of the public consultation for the proposed provincial ordinance in view of the “Bawal Bastos” Law held yesterday at the Provincial Convention Hotel, this city.
Republic Act (RA) 11313, which carries the title “Safe Spaces Act,” categorizes the said acts as a form of Gender-Based Sexual Harassment (GBSH) in public spaces.
Provincial Commission on Women (PCW) Vice Chairperson Phoebe Tan said the law widens the scope of the anti-sexual harassment law.