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FAWCO spoke out for Elimination and Prevention of All Forms of Violence against Women and Girls

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FAWCO joined the undersigned non-governmental organizations in consultative status with ECOSOC, members of the Vienna NGO Committee on the Status of Women, present for the information of and consideration by the participants of the 57th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (March 4th-15th, 2013) the following statement on

Elimination and Prevention of All Forms of...

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Stop Political Violence against Women and Girls in Zimbabwe

  On May 30, 2008, FAWCO joined other human rights and women's organizations in a statement to the 8th session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva, urgently calling for an end to the political violence against women and girls in Zimbabwe. The statement urged the Human Rights Council to establish a program of engagement with Zimbabwe for protection of...
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Football and Trafficking - The World Cup Scandal

Football and Trafficking – The World Cup Scandal

 By Pam Perraud , NGO Director   

Sports, booze and sex. They usually go together but this year’s World Cup championship in Germany set off a firestorm of controversy.  Why?  Because prostitution is legal in Germany and the well-organized Germans have gone to extraordinary lengths to anticipate and make sure that...

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Letter to Angela Merkel -Stop Trafficking of Women

 


To    Honorable Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany

To   Gerhard Mayer-Volfelder, President of FIFA Germany


 

Stop the Trafficking and Exploitation of Women in Germany

 Whereas:

 

  •  From June 9- July 9 Germany will host the FIFA World Cup  soccer tournament in 12 German cities drawing upwards of 7 million visitors, mostly males, and

 

  • It is estimated 40,000-100,000...
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Female Foeticide and Girl Infanticide

A GIRL'S RIGHT TO LIVE
FEMALE FOETICIDE AND GIRL INFANTICIDE
 
 
 FAWCO contributed to this comprehensive report, specifically written and published on the occasion of the 2007 session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of  Women. This 32 page document is a detailed and impressive compilation of Information that addresses serious human rights violations against the girl child.

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