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UN Women Executive Director Michelle Bachelet Addresses the Council of Europe, Calls on States to Ratify the Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence

26 January 2012

Testimony by Executive Director of UN Women Michelle Bachelet at the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly, 26 January 2012, Strasbourg, France.

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SELF PROTECTION FOR WOMEN

In the late 1990s, Dan Gamble, a Canadian father of two teenage daughters, was upset at the kind of advice his daughters were getting from friends and at school, about how to protect themselves from predators. He knew that the myths and general misinformation they were hearing was wrong – and in many cases, put them in greater danger.

Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence (Mendes Bota/Kovacs/Mellul Frambourt/Hirigoyen)

"Promoting the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence (Mendes Bota)"

Message of Michelle Bachelet, Executive Director of UN Women for Human Rights Day, 10 December

10 December 2011

Today on Human Rights Day, we look back on a year of people marching in the streets to end injustice, inequality and tyranny and to demand their fundamental rights and freedoms. In 2011 we witnessed profound historical changes. In large numbers, women, men and young people came together to express their frustrations and opinions. They sought the comfort of camaraderie to voice their dreams and hopes for a better future, and their ideas spread through social media.

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#AskUNiTE and chat with Campaign Manager Aldijana Sisic!

Aldijana Sisic!
8 December 2011

Why does the UN Secretary-General have a global campaign to end violence against women?

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Join Amnesty International USA for 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence

The 16 Days campaign is an opportunity to show international solidarity in the fight to end violence against women. This year's theme-- From Peace in the Home to Peace in the World highlights the link between militarism and gender violence, as well as the role of women as peacemakers in their own homes and nations.

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