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16 Days of Activism- to End Violence against Women. 25 November -10 December 2020.
16 Days 2020 Day 11 – 16 Days -Widows & Property – 2020 (1)
16 Days 2020 Day 13 – FEMICIDE – 2020
16 Days 2020 Day 14 – 16 Days – Objectification – 2020
16 Days 2020 Day 16 -UN HR Day, Dec 10th 2019 (1)
16 Days 2020 Day 15 – 16 Days – CHURCH – 2020
16 Days 2020 DAY 12 – 16 Days Climate Change & Women’s Vulnerability – 2020
16 Days 2020 DAY 8 – Girls Deprived of Education – 2020 (1)
16 Days 2020 Day 9 – 16 Days – Human Trafficking – 2020 (1)
16 Days 2020 DAY 10 – 16 Days Rape as a Weapon of War – 2020
16 Days 2020 Day 7 – 16 Days – Harassment and Violence in the Work Place – 2020
16 Days 2020 DAY 6 – 16 Days – Girls Not Brides – 2020
16 Days 2020 Day 5 -16 Days – Cyber Bullying 2020
16 Days 2020 Day 4 – 16 Days – Child Sexual Exploitation – 2020
16 days 2020 Day 3 – Sexual Harassment – 2020
16 Days 2020 DAY 2 16 days – VAW – FGM – 2020
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Gender equality matters in COVID-19 response | UN Women – Headquarters
As countries implemented lockdown measures to stop the spread of the coronavirus, violence against women, especially domestic violence, intensified – in some countries, calls to helplines have increased five-fold.
The UN Secretary-General’s UNiTE to End Violence against Women campaign, a multi-year effort aimed at preventing and eliminating violence against women and girls, will focus on amplifying the call for global action to bridge funding gaps, ensure essential services for survivors of violence during the COVID-19 crisis, focus on prevention, and collection of data that can improve life-saving services for women and girls.
This year’s theme for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women is “Orange the World: Fund, Respond, Prevent, Collect!”like in previous years, this year’s International Day will mark the launch of 16 days of activism that will conclude on 10 December 2020, which is International Human Rights Day.
Several public events are being coordinated for this year’s International Day. Iconic buildings and landmarks will be ‘oranged’ to recall the need for a violence-free future.
Each day, commencing 25 November, APT/AMRI will upload a daily resource page, prepared by ‘Future We Need’ (FWN),
a faith-based group with members from the Columbans, Franciscans, Josephites, Mercy, Presentation and Salesian congregations. We hope you will join us in helping to end violence against women and girls.
(Updated November 2020)
Suggest reading CEDAW 16 Days Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (un.org)
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