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Beijing Platform for Action. Chapter IV. D. Violence Against Women: Paragraph...
— Strategic objective D.3. Eliminate trafficking in women and assist victims of violence due to prostitution and trafficking Actions to be taken 130. By Governments of countries of origin, transit and...
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Paragraph 130(b)-(c) of the Beijing Platform for Action. Chapter IV. D....
— Strategic objective D.3. Eliminate trafficking in women and assist victims of violence due to prostitution and trafficking Actions to be taken 130. By Governments of countries of origin, transit and...
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Ask Catherine 1 — Culture Sensitivity and the Unseen
— Catherine Broomfield is the Executive Director of iHuman Youth Society. She loves the challenge and excitement of the job, especially with the diversity of the workplace and the people with...
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Ask Sally 1 — Drawing the Lines for Progressivism in 2019
— Sally Buxbaum Hunt is a Sexual Education, Sex-Positive, Separation of Church and State Activist and Organizer, and a Progressive. Here we talk about demarcating the lines between progressive and...
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Ask Terrah 1— Retail and Customer Service
— Terrah Short earned a Bachelor’s in Philosophy (Analytic) with a Minor in Disaster Risk Reduction from Western Washington University in March 2017. She is a product of a working single father and the...
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A New Nigerian Humanist Event with Dr. Leo Igwe
— By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Leo Igwe is the founder of the Nigerian Humanist Movement and former Western and Southern African representative of the International Humanist and Ethical Union. He is among...
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Ask Charlotte 3— Training Grassroots Activists in Palestine
— Charlotte Littlewood is the Founding Director of Become The Voice CIC. A grass roots youth centred community interest company that she has built in response to the need to tackle hate, extremism and...
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Ask Dr. Robertson 1 — Counselling and Therapy
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Dr. Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson is a Registered Doctoral Psychologist with expertise in Counselling Psychology, Educational Psychology, and Human Resource Development. He earned...
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Ask Dr. Robertson 2 – Psychotherapy
— By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Dr. Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson is a Registered Doctoral Psychologist with expertise in Counselling Psychology, Educational Psychology, and Human Resource Development. He...
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Ask Gayleen 2 — Publishing Progressive Voices
Gayleen Cornelius is a South African human rights activist from Willowmore; a tiny town in the Eastern Cape province. She grew up a coloured (the most ethnically diverse group in the world with Dutch,...
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Ask Tara 3 — Changing Gender Dynamics in the Workplace
— Tara Abhasakun is a colleague. We have written together before. I reached out because of the good journalism by her. I wanted to get some expert opinion on women’s rights, journalism, and so on. I...
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Ask Dr. Robertson 3 — Social and Psychological Sciences Gone Wrong
— By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Dr. Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson is a Registered Doctoral Psychologist with expertise in Counselling Psychology, Educational Psychology, and Human Resource Development. He earned...
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Ask Mark 2 — Squeezing More Some Things from Nothings
— By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Mark Gibbs is an independently educated nonbeliever, who has some interesting and precise thoughts about the terminology in the survey data presented to the unbelieving...
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Ask Terrah 2 — The Core of Customer Service
— By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Terrah Short earned a Bachelor’s in Philosophy (Analytic) with a Minor in Disaster Risk Reduction from Western Washington University in March 2017. She is a product of a...
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Paragraph 141 of the Beijing Platform for Action. Chapter IV: Strategic...
— Strategic objective D.3. Eliminate trafficking in women and assist victims of violence due to prostitution and trafficking Actions to be taken 141. In addressing armed or other conflicts, an active...
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Beijing Platform for Action. Chapter IV: Strategic Objectives and Actions –...
— Strategic objective E.1. Increase the participation of women in conflict resolution at decision-making levels and protect women living in situations of armed and other conflicts or under foreign...
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Beijing Platform for Action. Chapter IV: Strategic Objectives and Actions –...
— Strategic objective E.2. Reduce excessive military expenditures and control the availability of armaments Actions to be taken 143. By Governments: a. Increase and hasten, as appropriate, subject to...
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Paragraph 143(d) – Beijing Platform for Action. Chapter IV: Strategic...
— Strategic objective E.2. Reduce excessive military expenditures and control the availability of armaments Actions to be taken 143. By Governments: d. While acknowledging legitimate national defence...
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Paragraph 143(e)iv – Beijing Platform for Action. Chapter IV
— Strategic objective E.2. Reduce excessive military expenditures and control the availability of armaments Actions to be taken 143. By Governments: e. Recognizing that women and children are...
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Paragraph 143(e)v – Beijing Platform for Action. Chapter IV
— Strategic objective E.2. Reduce excessive military expenditures and control the availability of armaments Actions to be taken 143. By Governments: e. Recognizing that women and children are...
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