The Catholic perspective on anti-VAW strategies within the Catholic Church
Author:
Sr. Mary John Mananzan, a feminist theologian and founder-honorary Chair of GABRIELA
Publication Date:
November, 2009 The Role of Religious/Faith Based Organizations in the UN Secretary General's Campaign to End Violence Against Women in the Asia-Pacific Region
Presentation by Sr. Mary John Mananzan, given during the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) High Level Intergovernmental meeting (HLM) to review regional implimentation of the Beijing Platform for Action and its regional and global outcomes.
Sr. Mary John Mananzan is a feminist theologian and founder-honorary Chair of GABRIELA (a leading women's movement in the Philippines).
Download the presentation in PDF format below
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| VAW and the Catholic Church - Sr.Mary John.pdf | 4.84 MB |
Tags: Asia, Philippines
Related News
- Philippines: Early Marriage of Muslim Girls - Risks
- ASEAN Progressive Muslim Movement recommendations for 15th ASEAN Summit
- Comelec rejects petition of Ang Ladlad Party
- Philippine electoral body barred LGBT political party from fielding candidates on religious grounds
- PHILIPPINES: Vendettas and violence on Mindanao - analysis
Related Resources
- The “Ten-Dollar Talib” and Women’s Rights: Afghan Women and the Risks of Reintegration and Reconciliation
- Roles and Challenges for Muslim Women in the Restive Southern Border Provinces of Thailand
- The Quest for an "Islamic State" as a Response to the Secular State
- The Human Rights Crisis in Northwest Pakistan
- Afghanistan: Concluding Observations by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (3-21 May 2010)