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| Women's
Action 1.1:
1992
Poland:
Medical Society Bars Doctors from Performing Legal Abortions |
| Women's
Action 1.2:
Update/June 1992
Poland:
Medical Society Bars Doctors from Performing Legal Abortions |
| Women's
Action 2.1:
October 1992
Canada:
Saudi Arabian Refugee Fleeing Gender Discrimination Not Welcome
in Canada |
| Women's
Action 2.2:
Update/February 1993
Canada:
Saudi Arabian Refugee Fleeing Gender Discrimination Allowed to Remain
in Canada |
| Women's
Action 3.1:
February 1993
Bosnia-Herzegovina:
Mass Rape, Forced Pregnancy, Genocide |
| Women's
Action 3.2:
Update/June 1993
Bosnia-Herzegovina:
Mass Rape, Forced Pregnancy, Genocide |
| Women's
Action 3.3:
Update/April 1994
Bosnia-Herzegovina:
Mass Rape, Forced Pregnancy, Genocide |
| Women's
Action 3.4:
Update/August 1995
Bosnia-Herzegovina:
Rape, Forced Removal, Genocide |
| Women's
Action 3.5:
Update/April 1999
Kosovo:
Forced Removal, Rape, Genocide |
| Women's
Action 3.6:
Update/August 2001
Bosnia-Herzegovina:
Rape, Forced Removal, Genocide |
| Women's
Action 4.1:
December 1993
Japan:
The Death of Maricris Sioson |
| Women's
Action 5.1:
November 1993
Female
Genital Mutilation (FGM): UNICEF's failure to fund efforts to stop
FGM |
| Women's
Action 6.1:
May 1994
South
Africa: Rape and Violence Against Women at the Durban Train Station |
| Women's
Action 7.1:
December 1994
United
States: Judicial Misconduct in the State of Maryland - The Peacock
Case |
| Women's
Action 8.1:
March 1995
Egypt:
Government Efforts to Medicalize Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) |
| Women's
Action 8.2:
Update/December 1995
Egypt:
Government Revokes Directive that Medicalized Female Genital Mutilation
(FGM) |
| Women's
Action 8.3:
Update/July 1997
Egypt:
Court Asserts Doctors' Right to Perform Female Genital Mutilation
(FGM) |
| Women's
Action 8.4:
Update/February 1998
Egypt:
Highest Court Upholds Minister's Ban on Female Genital Mutilation
(FGM) |
| Women's
Action 9.1:
April 1996
United
States: Female Genital Mutilation and Political Asylum - The Case
of Fauziya Kasinga |
| Women's
Action 9.2:
Update/April 1996
United
States: Female Genital Mutilation and Political Asylum - The Case
of Fauziya Kasinga |
| Women's
Action 9.3:
Update - June 1996
United
States: Political Asylum for Fear of Female Genital Mutilation -
The Kasinga Case |
| Women's
Action 10.1:
June 1996
Nepal:
Abortion Imprisonment-The Case of Lok Maya Adhikari |
| Women's
Action 10.2:
Update/May 1998
Nepal:
Maternal Mortality and The Criminalization of Abortion/The Death
of Bimla |
| Women's
Action 10.3:
Update/November 2002
Nepal:
Success in the Decriminalization of Abortion |
| Women's
Action 11.1:
August 1996
The
United Nations: Consideration of Women Candidates in the Election
of the Secretary-General |
| Women's
Action 11.2:
Update/November 2005
The Next United Nations Secretary-General: Time
for a Woman |
| Women's
Action 11.3:
Update/November 2005
A
Call on the United Nations Secretary-General for Gender Balance
in the U.N. Secretariat |
| Women's
Action 12.1:
December 1996
Sex
Tourism: "Real Sex with Real Girls, All for Real Cheap" |
| Women's
Action 12.2:
Update/March 2004
Sex
Tourism: Big Apple Oriental Tour Operators Indicted for Promoting
Prostitution |
| Women's
Action 13.1::
July 1997
The
Gambia: Government Censorship of the Campaign to Stop Female Genital
Mutilation (FGM) |
| Women's
Action 13.2:
Update/December 1997
The
Gambia: Government Rescinds Censorship Policy on Female Genital
Mutilation (FGM) |
| Women's
Action 14.1:
March 1998
Slavery
in Ghana: The Trokosi Tradition |
| Women's
Action 14.2:
Update/January 1999
Ghana:
Legislation Enacted to Criminalize the Trokosi Tradition
of Enslavement |
| Women's
Action 14.3:
Update/May 2002
Ghana: Slavery
in Ghana—The Trokosi Tradition |
| Women's
Action 15.1:
October 1998
Trinidad
and Tobago: The Imminent Execution of a Battered Woman and Her
Defenders |
| Women's
Action 15.2:
Update/July 2000
Trinidad
and Tobago: The Imminent Execution of a Battered Woman's
Defenders |
| Women's
Action 16.1:
July 1999
Words
and Deeds: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing+5 Review
Process |
| Women's
Action 16.2:
Update/November 1999
Words
and Deeds: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing+5 Review
Process |
| Women's
Action 16.3:
Update/March 2000
Words
and Deeds: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing+5 Review
Process |
| Women's
Action 16.4:
Update/July 2000
Words
and Deeds: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing+5 Review
Process |
| Women's
Action 16.6:
Update/September 2004
Words
and Deeds: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing+5 Review
Process |
| Women's
Action 16.7:
Update/May 2004
Words
and Deeds: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing+5 Review
Process |
| Women's
Action 16.8:
Update/May 2005
Words
and Deeds: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing+5 Review
Process |
| Women's
Action 17.1: August
2000
Uganda:
Exclusion of Women from Land Ownership/The "Lost Cause" |
| Women's
Action 17.2: Update/November
2004
Uganda:
Exclusion of Women from Land Ownership/The "Lost Cause" |
| Women's
Action 18.1:
December 2000
Jordan:
National Efforts to Confront "Honor Killings" and to Protect Women
from Violence |
| Women's
Action 18.2:
Update/November 2002
Jordan:
National Efforts to Confront "Honor Killings" and to Protect Women
from Violence |
| Women's
Action 19.1:
January 2001
Kuwait:
The Struggle for Women's Suffrage |
| Women's
Action 19.2:
Update/May 2005
Kuwait:
The Struggle for Women's Suffrage—Success at Last |
| Women's
Action 20.1:
June 2001
Tanzania:
Failing to Enforce the Law Against Female Genital Mutilation |
| Women's
Action 20.2:
Update/April 2006
Tanzania:
Enforcement of the Law Against Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) |
| Women's
Action 21.1:
October 2001
Afghanistan:
Terrorism, the Taliban and the Role of Women in Peace and Security |
| Women's
Action 21.2:
Update/April 2002
Afghanistan:
Peace, Security and the Role of Women |
| Women's
Action 21.3:
Update/December 2004
Afghanistan:
Access to Justice for Afghan Women |
| Women's
Action 21.4:
Update/December 2006
Afghanistan:
Access to Justice for Afghan Women—A New Chief Justice |
| Women's
Action 22.1:
March 2002
Ethiopia:
Official License for Abduction and Rape |
| Women's
Action 22.2:
Update/February 2004
Ethiopia:
Official License for Abduction and Rape |
| Women's
Action 22.3:
Update/November 2004
Ethiopia:
Abduction and Rape—Law Reform and the Case of Woineshet Zebene
Negash |
| Women's
Action 23.1:
June 2003
United
States: The Role of Military Forces in the Growth of the Commercial
Sex Industry |
| Women's
Action 23.2:
Update/March 2006
United
States: The Role of Military Forces in the Growth of the Commercial
Sex Industry |
| Women's
Action 24.1:
March 2004
Hawaii:
Legislation to End Sex Tourism and Hold Sex Tour Operators Accountable |
| Women's
Action 24.2:
Update/May 2004
Hawaii:
Legislation Passed to End Sex Tourism and Hold Sex Tour Operators
Accountable |
| Women's
Action 25.1:
July 2004
Mali:
Calling for a Law Against Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) |
| Women's
Action 29.1:
March 2007
Iran:
Stoning to Death for Adultry—Discriminatory Laws Target Iranian
Women |