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FOKUS

FOKUS – Forum for Women and Development – is a knowledge and resource center for international women’s issues with an emphasis on the spreading of information and women-centered development cooperation. FOKUS’ primary goal is to contribute to the improvement of women’s social, economic, and political situation internationally.

At this site you can find more information about FOKUS and FOKUS-projects around the world.

 

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    Nyhet
    Gro Lindstad 16.02.2012 FOKUS challenges the Amir of Qatar “You have a unique opportunity to challenge the UN and national delegations to include women and to include the gender perspective to climate change. How will you and the Kingdom of Qatar, as the o...
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    16-dagers kampanjen
    Audun Lysbakken, Minister of Children, Equality and Social Inclusion 10.12.2011 Today is a great day Norway's Minister for Children, Equality and Social Inclusion, Audun Lysbakken, concludes this year's 16 Days Campaign. FOKUS' bloggathon has been read and twittered about in many countries in the ...
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    16-dagers kampanjen
    Torbjørn Røe Isaksen 09.12.2011 Violence against women The next blogger in our 16 Days blog marathon is Torbjørn Røe Isaksen, a member of parliament and coeditor of the Norwegian conservative journal Minerva.
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    16-dagers kampanjen
    It is a crime to buy sex. A Swedish government poster. 08.12.2011 Abolish prostitution by punishing those who purchase and exploit women and children Today's blogger is Gunilla Ekberg, a Swedish-Canadian feminist lawyer.
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    16-dagers kampanjen
    Margot Wallström 07.12.2011 Minerals fund sexual violence UN Secretary General's special rapporteur on sexual violence in conflict, Margot Wallstrom, is today's blogger in our 16 Days Campaign.
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    16-dagers kampanjen
    Aldijana Sisic, Campaign Manager of the UNiTE to End Violence against Women Campaign 06.12.2011 UNiTE to End Violence against Women Today's blog post comes from Aldijana Sisic, Campaign Manager of the United Nations Secretary-General’s campaign UNiTE to End Violence against Women.