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Une plateforme cruciale pour l’intégration d’une lecture sensible au genre des relations internationales 🌍 si vous en avez la possibilité, considérez soutenir l’Institut du Genre en Géopolitique 🟣

It's been a pleasure to have his excellency Mr. Ali Baris Ulusoy the Turkish ambassador in Lebanon as our guest speaker in our comparative politics class by Dr. Imad Salamey, shedding light on Turkey's political system. What's particularly intriguing is Turkey's 16% higher female representation in parliament compared to Lebanon, all achieved without a quota system. This contrast underscores the importance of exploring diverse strategies to enhance gender equality in politics. #womeninpolitics #comparativepolitics

Women’s Representation in African Politics (WRAPs) This infographic depicts the ranking of Nigerian States based on the representation of women in their Houses of Assembly. 1ST – KWARA STATE Five out of 24 Members are women – 20.83% female representation. 2ND – RIVERS STATE Six out of 32 Members are women – 19% female representation. 3RD – AKWA IBOM STATE Four out of 26 Members are women – 15.38% female representation. While progress has been made, there's still a long way to go. Join us to promote gender equality by spreading the word about the importance of women’s representation in political leadership. Together, let's create a more inclusive and representative government for all. #WRAPs

Ma dernière vidéo ! Voici le lien vers la version française L’égalité des genres, une valeur fondamentale de l’OCDE https://lnkd.in/gvE3zq3q

This week, I’ll be in Geneva for the #Beijing30 Regional Review. 30 years after the 1995 Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, the UNECE region (Europe, North America, and parts of Central Asia) assesses the progress made toward gender equality. What significant achievements have been reached, and which barriers still persist? Representing CHOICE for Youth & Sexuality, I’m excited to experience this process and connect with other intersectional feminist organizations.   On that note… Join us on Monday morning, 21 October, for a virtual side event: #Holding the Line: Feminist Action for Freedom and Rights This session tackles urgent challenges like shrinking civic spaces, the rise of anti-rights, anti-trans, and anti-sex work movements, and severe funding cuts to feminist organizations. Organized by a group of international NGOs, the event will focus on "holding the line" on the hard-won gains achieved over the past 30 years.   The event aims to amplify marginalized voices and develop strategies to protect and maintain the progress made. After three decades of progress, our path is forward—not backward.   📅 Date: Monday 21 October 2024 🕗 Time: 8:45–9:45 AM (Geneva time) 💻 Online 🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/eJRfYUUD 🔤 Interpretation in Spanish & French   Please join to unite to counter anti-rights movements and defend the progress fought for. Co-led by WO=MEN, Dutch Gender Platform, ESWA, WECF International, European Lesbian* Conference 2017

📢 Des nouvelles lignes directrices relatives à la promotion et à la mise en œuvre de l’égalité entre les femmes et les hommes et à l’empouvoirement des femmes 🎉 Voici la première norme internationale sur l'égalité: la norme ISO 53800 #égalité #femmes Petra Sevcikova

🌐🌐Alerte nouvel épisode : Intégrer l’égalité des sexes et l’inclusion sociale dans les initiatives climatiques Disponible en ENG, FR, PT

States coming out with feminist foreign policy in order from 2014-2020 -Sweden,2014 (Withdrew in 2022) -Canada,2017 (Feminist International assistance policy) -France, 2018 (Annouced their intention to adopt one) -Luxembourg,2018 ( Annouced their intention to adopt one) -Mexico,2020 France and Mexico - With UN Women, initiated Gender equality forum Civil society and International organisations taking initiative to advance Feminist Foreign Policy- -W7 coming from G7 ( with the leadership and chair of France) -International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) working to formulate Feminist Foreign Policy for USA -Global partner Network to advance Feminist Foreign Policy with NGO's from around the globe -Centre for feminist foreign policy advancing conversations alike in United Kingdom In India, Observer Research Foundation and Kubernein Initiative are doing their bit!

5 people I hope to see next year at the 2025 OECD Gender Equality Conference Now that a week has gone by for OECD - OCDE Gender Equality Conference and I have reflected on the excellent speakers and topics from the inaugural conference. Here are my 5 suggestions I hope to see at the second conference next year; 1. Dr. Cindy Blackstock - Dr Blackstock has spend many decades advocating for Indigenous children to receive the care they deserve by breaking down colonial systems 2. Ima Okonny - intersectional data expert, leader in providing advice to government on how to responsibility use their data for change 3. Dr Imogen R Coe, Ph.D. - scientist and feminist activist who continually advocates for systems change to combat sexism, racism and xenophobia 4. Hina Baloch- LGBTQI+ human rights advocate from Pakistan with extensive knowledge on the South Asian Hijra community 5. Bérénice Kafui Schramm, PhD (she/her/they) - professor and consultant on feminist international law, author of a new textbook chapter on the overlooked Beijing Declaration of Indigenous Women. Who else would you like to see? Comment below!

Il est évident que vous êtes préoccupé, et cela se comprend. Cependant, il est impératif de commencer par rétablir l'égalité entre les États membres. Avant de parler de questions de genre, il est urgent de réformer le "Conseil d'insécurité" et de revoir ce pouvoir absurde accordé à certains des pays les plus égoïstes, opportunistes et malintentionnés. Ces nations, à travers leurs privilèges, font abstraction des pays pacifiques et mettent en péril l’équilibre mondial. Votre insistance sur l'égalité des genres, bien que noble, détourne l'attention de problématiques bien plus cruciales : le droit de veto disproportionné, des décennies d'inefficacité, et l’utilisation des dettes comme moyen de pression pour étouffer les voix s'élevant contre le dysfonctionnement de l'ONU. Monsieur le Secrétaire Général, avec tout le respect dû à vos efforts louables, il est grand temps d'écouter les voix du reste du monde, les voix des 8 milliards d’êtres humains qui subissent l’hégémonie arbitraire de quelques centaines de millions. Agissons sans délai, avant qu'il ne soit trop tard. Prenez sérieusement en compte les préoccupations des chefs d'État africains, et en particulier celles du Président de la Mauritanie, actuel Président de l'Union africaine.