Every Woman Treaty

Every Woman Treaty is a global coalition of more than 3,800 women's rights advocates and organizations in 147 nations advancing a treaty to end violence against women and girls in the form of a new Optional Protocol to CEDAW. In December 2023, our work led to the release of a joint statement on the need for a new Optional Protocol by four nations — Antigua and Barbuda, Costa Rica, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Sierra Leone — and the release of a joint statement by the current and former Special Rapporteurs on violence against women and girls calling for a new Optional Protocol to CEDAW dedicated to ending violence against women and girls. Join us! Sign the call at everywoman.org

From Global Health to Safety, Why We Need the Every Woman Treaty - Global Rights for Women

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Every Woman Treaty on X: As a young woman, Helen Rubenstein struggled with the limitations that the world imposed on women. She joined the women's liberation movement in the 1970s. Fifty years

Gaps in the international legal framework on violence against women and girls, The Forum on Human Rights at The Carter Center

Every Woman Treaty

Gaps in the international legal framework on violence against women and girls, The Forum on Human Rights at The Carter Center

July 2021 Newsletter - Global Washington

Women's Human Rights Education Institute – Women's Human Rights Education Institute

Institute Statelessness and Inclusion

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Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights and Every Woman Treaty Joint International Women's Day Statement - Raoul Wallenberg Centre

Safer Sooner Report - Every Woman

CEDAW: The Every Woman Treaty that Already Exists