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The mosquito buzzing in the room is so tiny, so why is it so hard to fall asleep? Perhaps it is not time to sleep. The fact that as a society we have millions of women, men, children trafficked, exploited and trapped in slavery around the world is intolerable and unacceptable.
Time For Equality’s founder and president as storyteller at Hub Dot Luxembourg. Rosa shared this story.
“Blindfold”: a beautiful song, a documentary and an amazing project that challenges perceptions about disability and creativity, talent and barriers. We asked Marie Naffah to share this story.
Now more than ever, Europe needs political leaders to work with and for LGBTI people in Europe (Joyce Hamilton, Co-Chair
After a 4-year old nursery student was sexually assaulted in a local school last October, the Bangalore city police identified a set of new guidelines that city schools must follow to curb sexual violence on school grounds.
In a recent talk on the importance of digital media and the role it plays in the women’s rights movement in India, Meera Vijyann touched upon key issues that women across the world face in expressing their views online.
En janvier 2014, la CEDH a condamné l’Etat italien au motif que son code civil maintenait une discrimination sexuelle dans l’attribution du nom de famille à un enfant légitime. Un rapide tour d’horizon dans les Etats membres du Conseil de l’Europe et de l’UE relève que la discrimination ….
Frédéric Mertens de Wilmars, docteur en droit et professeur à l’Université de Valencia (Espagne), propose une nouvelle interprétation du principe d’égalité, en combinaison avec le principe, complémentaire et non antinomique, de l’équité.
Una nuova sfida per la magistrata Paola Di Nicola, giudice al tribunale di Roma, autrice del libro “La giudice. Una donna
At the beginning of the new year, I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your interest
As well-informed citizens, consumers, customers, we can play a role in fighting human trafficking and slavery, both through our individual choices and actions, and through collective initiatives and campaigns.
Figures are shocking and speak for themselves: more than a third of women worldwide will experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime, according to the World Health Organization.
Breaking the Cycle UK
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