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A Veteran’s Look at CSW68

by Pam Perraud, FAUSA

 

The Background and Basics 

PPerraud UN CSW briefing 1This year was the largest CSW ever, and it is now the largest women’s international conference by far and the second largest gathering of people at the UN next to the annual UN General Assembly. This year two heads of state, three vice presidents, over 100 ministers and 4,800 representatives of...

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Women’s Advocacy Coalition in Myanmar, a Country under Siege

by Jane Politi, FAUSA

 

May Sabe Phyu of the Women’s Advocacy Coalition Myanmar (WAC-M) was staffing a table in the hall of the Armenian Church Center (site of the CSW68 parallel events). She was alone, and it gave us the opportunity to speak about the situation on the ground in Myanmar and for me to learn some facts about...

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Heroes of October 7th and Beyond: Women as Agents of Change in Times of Conflict

by Jennifer Padfield, FAUSA

 

Ambassador Gilad Erdan, Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations, reminded us that this event, hosted by Israel, was the first time since October 7, 2023 that any meeting was held at the United Nations regarding the hostages taken by Hamas. Sexual violence against Israeli women during the October 7 attack and additional reporting that make...

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Delegates’ Brief Reflections on CSW68

US Women’s Caucus Event: “Strengthening Ties Between the US and the UN” by Lisa Wilde, AWC Berlin

Factoid: One striking fact for me personally was that women are 18% less likely than men to have loans approved, facing rejection due to gender bias. I’m often surprised by how even seemingly minor details can reveal underlying inequality. 

 

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