Secretary General Ban-Ki Moon recommends that NOG’s are given better opportunities to contribute to the work of CSW
The agreed conclusions confirm the need for a stand- alone goal on gender equality and women’s empowerment in the set of international targets that will be introduced once the MDG’s expire in 2015.
IAW proposes a specific discussion group during the Geneva NGO Forum, November 2014
IAW proposes a specific discussion group during the ECE NGO Forum, Geneva, November 2014.
At the UN ECE Regional Review in Geneva in November, Torild Skard will discuss power and decision-making.
The International Alliance of Women (IAW) is hosting a side event on the financial crisis, the global recession, and women, which will take place in
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