Примеры использования National union of eritrean women на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Employment discrimination complaints were also sometimes submitted to the National Union of Eritrean Women.
The National Union of Eritrean Women has also presented the 4th CEDAW Report during this reporting period.
Those programmes were administered andsupervised by government institutions and the National Union of Eritrean Women.
The National Union of Eritrean Women teaches midwives about the harmful health effects of the practice.
November 1993: Women's rights at Asmara,Eritrea; National Union of Eritrean Women and Fund for Peace, New York.
The National Union of Eritrean Women is a key partner in promoting the improved stove in rural Eritrea.
To that end, a well-coordinated and integrated intersectoral campaign was being conducted by the Government and the National Union of Eritrean Women.
The report indicates that the National Union of Eritrean Women has proposed a five-year national plan of action on gender development see ibid., p. 5.
Ms. Gabr said that she would like to learn more about the status, mandate, financing andaccess to resources of the National Union of Eritrean Women.
In 2003, the National Union of Eritrean Women organized a workshop on women and the law in which experts from the subregion of East Africa participated.
To that end, three groups registered with the Referendum Commission to campaign in favour of independence: the National Union of Eritrean Women, the National Union of Eritrean Youth, and the National Union of Eritrean Workers.
The National Union of Eritrean Women, for example, trained 50 legal officers from various parts of the country to advocate for women's right to land ownership.
The report indicates the need for the participation of women farmers in training sessions conducted by the Farmer Advisory Service and suggests that the National Union of Eritrean Women and other stakeholders be involved in the coordination of the Service to make it more effective see ibid., p.
The National Union of Eritrean Women was spearheading the fight against those practices, and media and grassroots campaigns were being carried out with the involvement of community and religious leaders.
The report points out that while women have the same legal capacity as men, they have a lack of knowledgeabout their rights and legal capacity and that the National Union of Eritrean Women has formed a legal counselling unit to raise awareness about legal provisions relating to women see ibid., p.
One key area where the National Union of Eritrean Women and the Ministry of Education(as well as local government authorities) are closely collaborating is the national literacy campaign.
Based on the National Gender Action Plan, the Cabinet of Ministers had passed resolutions to ensure gender mainstreaming in their respective ministries and sectors, approved a time-bound action plan for its implementation andcommitted themselves to working closely with the National Union of Eritrean Women NUEW.
The concerned Ministries, in collaboration with the National Union of Eritrean Women, have been actively promoting their participation, including by assigning large quotas.
The commitment of the Eritrean Government to the promotion and protection of the rights of children was also reflected in the firm position it had taken on the issue of violence against them. That commitment was reflected in numerous legal provisions that had been enacted since independence andthe advocacy and awareness programmes that had been put in place by organizations like the National Union of Eritrean Women.
Session 1: Tsegga Gaim(National Union of Eritrean Women), Joanna Koch(Associated Country Women of the World), Kalyani Menon-Sen(Jagori, India), Ana Maria Olmedo Ramos(Franciscans International Guatemala);
Next to speak was Ms. Gaim,representing the National Union of Eritrean Women(NUEW), an NGO devoted to improving the lives of Eritrean women through advocacy, training and economic empowerment.
Female The National Union of Eritrean Women closely coordinates with the Ministry of Agriculture and local administrations to promote participation of women in village/district agricultural committees.
The Committee further recommends that the State party expeditiously strengthen the National Union of Eritrean Women by providing it with a clear mandate for its functions, as regards gender mainstreaming in all policy areas, and with adequate human and financial resources.
Based on this principle, the National Union of Eritrean Women created gender committees in secondary schools in order to reach the communities at the grassroots level and spread the required information across the country.
It is also useful to mention the positive role played by the private sector, the National Union of Eritrean Women, the National Union of Eritrean Youth and Students, and the Eritrean Confederation of Workers in promoting environmental programmes aimed at the combat of desertification.
Needless to say that the National Union of Eritrean Women(NUEW) has been spearheading the coordination of the gender equality issues in general, and mandated by the Government to oversee the implementation of CEDAW on its behalf.
Concerted and strenuous campaign is underway by the MoH, MoE, MoLHW, by local governments andregional assemblies and the national union of Eritrean women to eliminate it entirely, not only the practice but also the notionof under-age marriage in certain remote villages and ethnic groups since it affects the health of the girl child, alienate her from education and from enjoying her child life.
The members of the Coalition MOE,MOH, the National Union of Eritrean Women and Youth Association are involved in developing materials as well as disseminating important information through seminars, workshops and conferences.
The Government- in cooperation with the National Union of Eritrean Women- had therefore introduced awareness-raising mechanisms, inter alia through resource allocation and the promotion of greater collaboration between government and civil society.
Established in November 1979, the National Union of Eritrean Women(NUEW) continues to actively work to empower the Eritrea women and foster their participation in the national reconstruction, development and social justice.