As the world grapples with the deadliest outbreak of Ebola to date, the International Community of Women Living with HIV (ICW), the only global network for and by women living with HIV, releases a statement expressing its deep concerns about the unintended but potentially deadly consequences of the Ebola crisis and response for people living with HIV.
The International Community of Women Living with HIV (ICW) together with the Women’s Global Network for Reproductive Rights (WGNRR) are undertaking a new project in Nigeria through the support of Stop AIDS NOW! (SAN). The project aims to bring together activists from the SRHR communities and HIV communities, in a unified movement to meaningfully improve the provision of SRHR services for all in Nigeria and around the world.
Next Monday on November 3, 2014 women’s human rights defenders will hold an action in front of the Supreme Court of Justice and present new evidence accumulated through the review done by the US trained doctors on the inaccuracies in medical opinions used to unjustly condemn the 17 women and sentence them to 30-40 years of imprisonment.
UN Women has commissioned a global review of HIV/AIDS Treatment Access for Women. This review seeks to identify key gaps related to women’s access to treatment and understand the barriers women face in the pathway to accessing treatment and care with particular focus on gender equality and human rights.
The Women’s Global Network for Reproductive Rights, representing over a thousand organizations and individuals worldwide working to realize the full sexual and reproductive health and rights of all people, welcomes the focus of the Commission of the Status of Women on the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action.
Are you participating in the Asia Pacific CSO Forum on Beijing +20? Are you a filmmaker or have produced films/videos within the themes of the Beijing Platform for Action? Please submit your entries to the Video Festival at the AP CSO Forum. Please email the video clip and details to aileen@apwld.org by 31 October 2014
The Youth Leadership Working Group wrote a letter to the UN Secretary- General Ban Ki-moon in relation to the Synthesis Report on Post- 2015.
International Women’s Rights Action Watch (IWRAW) Asia Pacific with the support of Masimanyane Women’s Support Center (South Africa) will be hosting a multi-country CEDAW shadow report training from the 21-24th of November 2014. This training will take place in South Africa.
