ANALYZING THE LAW FROM GENDER PERSPECTIVE – GENDER BASED VIOLENCE LEGAL TRAINING

 

BELGRADE, SERBIA, NOVEMBER 13-19, 2006 

 

The training will take place in Belgrade, from 13-19 November 2006 (working days from 14-18, 13^th November arrival, departure on 19^th November)

 

Training is organized by Center for prevention of domestic violence. Three experts will conduct the training.

 

Training fee is 300 euro + transportation and hotel costs (breakfast, lunch and dinner are included). Hotel costs are approximately from 55-65 euros per day (depending on what room you prefer – single or double).

 

Limited number of financial aid is still available.

 

For additional information please contact Mirjana Tejic at tejicm@eunet.yu or + 381 63 7041 979. Please send a motivation letter with personal details and CV included.

 

Application deadline: September 15^th 2006.

 

All participants will receive official certificates.

 

 

AGENDA

 

13. November

 

• Arrival of the participants
• Joint dinner at the Hotel for all

 

14. November
    • Getting know each other, roll play
    • What we expect from this training – hopes and fears
    • Gender issues in the law analysis
    • Women’s human rights as a tool for analysis
    • Domestic regulations and compliances with international law – general overview of mechanisms of assessment
    • Work in small groups – case study
    • Closure of the day

 

15. November

 

·        Gender tree – work in small groups

·        Law and gender

·        Women’s human rights documents – general overview

·        Women’s human rights documents – detailed analysis

·        Work in small groups

·        Creating an assessment instruments

·        Work in small groups – case study

·        Closure of the day

 

16. November

 

• Analyzing the law in engendered way
• Performing the analysis – sources, methodology, problems and solutions
• Work in small groups – case study
• Analyzing the law – conventional way and engendered way – differences and similarities
• Work in small groups – roll play
• Closure of the day

 

17. November 

 

• Actors in successful gender law analysis – who is necessary to interview
• Methodological concerns and issues in gender analysis
• Work in small groups – roll play
• Due diligence of the state to prevent domestic violence
• NGOs, experts and lawyers role in prevention and protection of domestic violence
• Work in small groups – role play
• Closure of the day

 

18. November

 

• What we learned so far – are our dreams and fears come true
• What we need more – open discussion
• Reference materials and educational materials
• Certificates delivery
• Free afternoon and organized town visit

 

19. November

 

• Free time – optional – organized tour in South Serbia
• Departure of the participants