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Stop Violence Against Women Website The Violence Against Women Monitor A publication of The Advocates for Human Rights March 2011 |
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New StopVAW page: Sex Trafficking
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Study Exposes the Sexual
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Bangladesh, India, and
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National
VAW Monitors who contributed to this month’s newsletter include:
Is
your country in the process of drafting or amending a domestic violence law?
The
Advocates for Human Rights provides commentary to laws and amendments on
domestic violence upon request.
See
examples of our Commentary on National Laws here.
To
request commentary or to inquire further, please contact Cheryl Thomas at cthomas@advrights.org
STOPVAW Website News
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New StopVAW page:
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International and Regional News
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European Union: Report Examines Ethnic Minority and Romani
Women's Experiences With Domestic Violence Services
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report examining the experiences of ethnic minority women and Romani women in
accessing domestic violence services in four European Union countries was
released in November 2010. (More
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New Research and Reports
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Study Exposes the Sexual Exploitation of Immigrant Women
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The VAW Monitor is a free, monthly
newsletter sent out on the first of each month. Printable versions of The VAW
Monitor are also available on the website at http://www.stopvaw.org/The_VAW_Monitor.html.
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About
STOPVAW
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The Stop Violence
Against Women website (STOPVAW) is a forum for information, advocacy
and change. The Advocates for Human Rights developed
this website as a tool for the promotion of women's human
rights in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and the
former Soviet Union (FSU), Current staff members of The Advocates for Human Rights
involved with the development of STOPVAW include:
Anna Donnelly, Mary Ellingen, Beatriz Menanteau, Rosalyn Park, Robin
Phillips, Kathy Seipp, and For more information about STOPVAW, please contact the Website Administrator at stopvaw@advrights.org. |
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