Publications


Mexico 2006 Know-How Declaration: "Weaving the information society: a gender and multicultural perspective"

Tuesday 31 October 2006 by Christina Haralanova
PREAMBLE 1. We, the Know How community, women and men from 60 countries gathered together at Palacio de Mineria in Mexico City, are a part of the global community of information and communication specialists, librarians, archivists, academics, journalists, politicians, activists, media specialists and representatives of indigenous women’s movements, excluded groups and sectors, and rural women’s information initiatives. We are dedicated to the creation and dissemination of information and (...) (continue)

Youth’s voices: report on sexual and reproductive rights in Central and Eastern Europe and Balkan countries

Friday 11 August 2006 by Christina Haralanova
The report is published by ASTRA-Youth describing the situation of young people with respect to their sexual and reproductive health and rights. (continue)

AWID Forum, Bangkok: ICTs and Bulgarian Women’s Rights Movements

Wednesday 25 January 2006 by Christina Haralanova
This abstract illustrates how ICTs have played a key role in women’s rights in Bulgaria. The following publication is a case study from the AWID Development Journal, which will get out in the beginning of 2006 and will contain impressions and debates held at the Forum. (continue)

Appeal of the 1000 feminists against the European Constitution

Monday 16 May 2005 by Christina Haralanova
We, the women of Europe state for building an antipatriarchal, secular, anti-militar and anti-racist Europe of rights and equality between women and men. (continue)

Gender discrimination and the Burden of Proof in EU Legislation

Wednesday 13 April 2005
This publication is part of a project of GERT entitled "Supporting the Judicial System in the Implementation of the Antidiscrimination Law in Bulgaria through Analysis of the existing Policies and Case Law in EU in the field of Gender Equality". The project is implemented within the framework of the Judicial Development Project in Bulgaria of the East West Management Institute.
The main themes of the book are the EU policy and legislation in the area of Gender equality, EU directives in (...) (continue)

New publications for prevention of health and sexual violence

Tuesday 12 April 2005
In the frames of a Training of Trainers project for prevention of trafficking and sexual exploitation of children GERT published two new brochures. (continue)

Women’s Global Charter for Humanity

Monday 4 April 2005 by Jivka Marinova
The Women’s Global Charter for Humanity is a political platform containing 17 practical demands for the elimination of poverty throughout the world, wealth sharing, the eradication of violence against women and the respect of women’s physical and moral integrity. (continue)

Using the new information technologies for enhancing women’s employability

Thursday 30 December 2004
Statement of the NGO voice at the UNECE meeting in preparation of Beijing+10, Geneva 14.12.2004 (continue)

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