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    • Apr 10, 2010
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Input needed:Discrimination Against Women In Law and In Practice and UN’s Systematic Response Report

The Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights (OHCHR) is requesting input from civil society on a thematic report on discrimination against women in law and in practice, and how the issue is addressed throughout the United Nations human rights system, including CEDAW. 


Any relevant information for this study is welcome. Your input would greatly enhance the quality of this report and ensure that it considers issues that may not have been adequately addressed, such as the situation of indigenous women, SOGI issues, etc.


This report will be submitted to the Human Rights Council at the September 2010 session.  Read the Call for Input below for more information.

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Please send your responses directly to Cecilia Moller, Acting Coordinator of the Women’s Rights and Gender Section.


Email: cmoller@ohchr.org


Telephone: +41.22.928 9265


Deadline: 15 May 2010, maximum 3000 words

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