Panel discusion on Women's Rights - 17th Meeting, 53rd Regular Session of Human Rights Council
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PANEL 1 - Annual full-day discussion on the human rights of women - Theme: Gender-based violence against women and girls in public and political life
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Objectives: To discuss promising examples of measures to address gender-based violence against women and girls in public and political life in line with States' human rights obligations to prevent, investigate and punish such violence and promote women's participation.
Chair:
- Mr. Václav Bálek, President of the Human Rights Council
Opening statements:
- Mr. Volker Türk, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
- Ms. Reem Alsalem, Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, its causes and consequences
Panellists:
- Ms. Nicole Ameline, Member of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women
- Ms. Cristina Solano Díaz, Representative of the National Political Assembly of Indigenous Women of Mexico
- Ms. Yvonne Apiyo Brändle-Amolo, Member of the Swiss Parliament and President of the European Minority Parliamentarians Caucus
- Ms. Houda Slim, President of the Arab Women Parliamentarians Network for Equality "Ra'edat"
SPEAKERS:
- Mr. Volker Türk, High Commissioner for Human Rights
- Ms. Reem Alsalem, Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, its causes and consequences
- Ms. Nicole Ameline, Member of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women
- Ms. Cristina Solano Díaz, Representative of the National Political Assembly of Indigenous Women of Mexico
- Ms. Yvonne Apiyo Brändle-Amolo, Member of the Swiss Parliament and President of the European Minority Parliamentarians Caucus
- Ms. Houda Slim, President of the Arab Women Parliamentarians Network for Equality "Ra'edat"
- Ms. Angeles Moreno Bau, Secretary of State of Foreign Affairs of Spain
- Ms. Maya Morsy, President of the National Council for Women of Egypt
- Canada (on behalf of a group of countries), Ms. Patricia McCullagh
- European Union, Ms. Lotte Knudsen
- Latvia (on behalf of a group of countries), Mr. Bahtijors Hasans
- Pakistan (on behalf of the OIC), Mr. Afaq Ahmad
- Bahamas (on behalf of the Caribbean Community - CARICOM), Ms. Patricia Ann Hermanns
- Türkiye (on behalf of a group of countries), Mr. Güven Begeç
- Belgium (on behalf of a group of countries), Mr. Marc Pecsteen de Buytswerve
- Australia (on behalf of a group of countries), Ms. Amanda Gorely
- Costa Rica (on behalf of a group of countries), Ms. Shara Duncan Villalobos
- Italy, Mr. Vincenzo Grassi
- The Danish Institute for Human Rights, Ms. Nieves Molina Clemente
- Action Canada for Population and Development, Ms. Meghan Doherty
- Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Ms. Sholeh Zamini
- Bolivia (Plurinational State of), Ms. Maira Marieléa Macdonal Alvarez
- Luxembourg, Mr. Marc Bichler
- Costa Rica, Ms. Shara Duncan Villalobos
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Ms. Rita Frech
- Sierra Leone, Mr. Samuel Housman Buggie Saffa
- United Arab Emirates, Mr. Khalifa Al Mazrouei
- Slovenia, Ms. Jana Urh Lesjak
- Ecuador, Mr. Alejandro Dávalos
- Burkina Faso, Mr. Tiaho Emma Lombo
- France, Mr. Jerôme Bonnafont
- Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of), Mr. Felix Peña Ramos
- Monaco, Ms. Carole Lanteri
- Center for Reproductive Rights, Mr. Kiefer Kofman
- International Lesbian and Gay Association, Ms. Amélie Waters
- Institute for Human Rights, Ms. Diana Nazarets
- Ms. Nicole Ameline, Member of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women
- Ms. Cristina Solano Díaz, Representative of the National Political Assembly of Indigenous Women of Mexico
- Ms. Yvonne Apiyo Brändle-Amolo, Member of the Swiss Parliament and President of the European Minority Parliamentarians Caucus
- Ms. Houda Slim, President of the Arab Women Parliamentarians Network for Equality "Ra'edat"
- Ms. Reem Alsalem, Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, its causes and consequences