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  International Law and Women’s Political Empowerment  March 5th, 2009, 6pm  rd

as part of the 

53  Commission on the Status of Women  Description:   Discussion of the role of BPFA, CEDAW, UN SCR 1325 and other international laws and their impact on  country level of women’s participation in political processes. Women’s NGOs are using monitoring of  CEDAW, BPFA and shadow report as tools to further advance women’s political rights. There will be an  analysis of our experience and plans. Experience and vision on working with UN SCR 1325, which also has  paragraphs on women's participation in political processes is part of the discussion. There will be sharing  vision or understanding or analysis of impact of implementation of international financial obligations under  AAA and PD on women's participation in political processes, it would be useful for many of us in women’s  movement.  Participants: Global Justice Center Forum of Women's NGOs of Kyrgyzstan Feminist League Panelists Nurgul Djanaeva, Forum of Women''s NGOs of Kyrgyzstan Pam Rajput, Women’s Resource and Advocacy Centre, and AWPP India Chinara Kartanbaeva, Forum of Women''s NGOs of Kyrgyzstan Andrea Friedman, Global Justice Center Rashila Ramli, APWLD Yevgeniya Kozyreva, Feminist League

For more information contact:  The Global Justice Center  25 East 21st Street, 10th Floor  New York, NY 10010  Tel: 212‐725‐6530, Fax: 212‐725‐6536  www.globaljusticecenter.net   [email protected]  

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