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United Nations Secretary-General s remarks at Town Hall with Civil Society during the 65th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women

Dear friends. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening. It is a great pleasure to join you today. My priority is not to answer questions, it is to listen; to hear your opinions, to hear your suggestions; and of course, to be able to incorporate them in our thinking and policies. But first, please allow me to say a few words about the past year and what it has meant for progress on women’s rights and gender equality. We are seeing new evidence almost every day that the social and economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been devastating for women’s rights – and particularly the rights of the most vulnerable and marginalized: poor women, women working in the informal economy, and indigenous women.

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Many women in power can transform power itself, Secretary-General says, during town hall with civil society activists - World

Many women in power can transform power itself, Secretary-General says, during town hall with civil society activists Format SG/SM/20629 Following are UN Secretary-General António Guterres’ remarks to a town hall with civil society during the sixty-fifth session of the Commission on the Status of Women, today: It is a great pleasure to join you today. My priority is not to answer questions, it is to listen; to hear your opinions, to hear your suggestions; and of course, to be able to incorporate them in our thinking and policies. But first, please allow me to say a few words about the past year and what it has meant for progress on women’s rights and gender equality.

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MIL-OSI United Nations: Greater Funding of Women s Organizations, Job Training Key to Stopping Harassment, Abuse, Secretary-General Tells Friends Group for Ending Violence against Women

MIL-OSI United Nations: Greater Funding of Women s Organizations, Job Training Key to Stopping Harassment, Abuse, Secretary-General Tells Friends Group for Ending Violence against Women
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Rashidat: Human Rights Lawyer in Nigeria

Description Rashidat Mohammed is a Nigerian human rights lawyer and barrister who provides free legal services to vulnerable groups, especially women and children who have experienced violence. She’s the only woman to have opened a law firm in three states in northwest Nigeria and is a staunch advocate of the rights of women and children. Rashidat is an active member of FIDA (the International Federation of Women Lawyers) Nigeria, which receives supports from the Spotlight Initiative – a global partnership between the European Union and United Nations agencies. The Initiative aims to eliminate all forms of violence against women and girls around the world. (Video courtesy of Spotlight Initiative).

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UNFPA ESARO | Harnessing the power of data to assist rape survivor, 14, and convict rapist in Mozambique

Harnessing the power of data to assist rape survivor, 14, and convict rapist in Mozambique News 11 March 2021 Through the Spotlight Initiative, a mobile clinic in Chongoene, Gaza Province, provides sexual and reproductive health services for women and girls, and refers cases of gender-based violence. © UNFPA Mozambique MAPUTO, Mozambique You cannot solve a problem that you don t understand – so the saying goes. This is why it is critical to collect data if you want to make informed, evidenced-based decisions on ending sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV). Maria , 14, from the city of Nampula, is a survivor of sexual violence. After she was raped, with the support of her uncle she contacted Ophenta, a civil society organization. An activist accompanied her to a one-stop centre for survivors of violence (CAI), where she could access health, psychosocial, legal and police services all at once.

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