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SUMMARY:Women’s Strength
DESCRIPTION:The event “Women’s Strength”\, hosted by Emma Bonino and organised by No Peace Without Justice and Le Contemporanee\, with the support of +Europa\, will be held on 6 December 2022 at “Spazio Europa” in Rome\, via Quattro Novembre 149. \nOn the eve of Human Rights Day\, it aims at supporting the struggles\, courage and determination of women who take to the streets and fight for their rights\, for those of future generations and for the human rights of all. \nIn the world’s most repressive societies\, women lead the change\, from Afghanistan to Iran\, from Ukraine and Belarus to Iraq. This should come as no surprise: women are and always have been inherently strong. \nFrom a young age\, women are taught to be the wind under someone else’s wings\, to be the “inner” force that enables men to be strong and successful in public. Now\, during times of adversity\, (almost always) women take on the leadership: they are the ones who manage the scarce resources to ensure the survival of the most vulnerable; they are the ones who play a series of roles to guarantee essential services and whatever else is necessary. But too often the difference – due to the ancestral patterns of respective social roles – is that women have been “allowed” to demonstrate their strength in the private sphere\, but are still not allowed to do it fully in the public one. \nViolence against women in public and private life is an integral part of this construct. But this is changing: violence against women in public life is increasingly in the spotlight\, while women are rediscovering their strength and increasingly asking not to be excluded from the decision-making processes that affect their lives\, and not to be treated as victims\, but as holders of rights which deserve justice and reparation when violated. \n“Women’s Strength”\, with the testimonies of many activists and leaders fighting in the field\, has the objective of recognizing\, sustaining and encouraging these requests\, for it is only this way that society as a whole can benefit from the collective strength\, that is greater than the sum of its parts. \n\nPreliminary Program\nConcept note\n\nFor further information\, please contact gschiavoni@npwj.org
URL:https://www.npwj.org/event/womens-strength/
LOCATION:Spazio Europa\, Via Quattro Novembre 149\, Rome\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Meetings
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SUMMARY:Global crisis and the potential of the ICC: relevance of ecocide as the fifth crime
DESCRIPTION:21th ASP to the ICC\, The Hague\, 6 December 2022\n\n\nThe Rome Statute is intended to address the “most serious crimes of concern to the international community as a whole”\, those acts which most “threaten the peace\, security and wellbeing of the world”. \nMass damage and destruction of vital ecosystems through human activity now constitutes precisely such a threat on a global scale. Such damage and destruction\, now increasingly referred to as “ecocide”\, not only has direct and devastating consequences for communities and nations now\, but also the severest of implications for the future of human civilisation as a whole\, as well as for the wider community of species with whom we share our planetary home. \nThere is strong relevance to the ICC’s remit\, therefore\, of the inclusion of ecocide within the scope of the Rome Statute. This is being recognised and discussed by a growing number of States Parties\, as well as by the Court itself\, as acknowledged during the 20th anniversary conference on 1st July of this year. \nThis side event examines the rapid global progress of this discussion\, the importance of the consensus legal definition of ecocide (Independent Expert Panel\, June 2021) in that progress\, and the potential for the ICC to play a decisive role in addressing the greatest challenge of our time. \nSpeakers:\nHon Elly van Vliet\, Honorary Consul of Vanuatu in The Netherlands\nJudge Chile Eboe-Osuji\, Former ICC President\nPhilippe Sands KC\, University College London\, Matrix Law\nDarryl Robinson\, Professor of Law\, Queens University Canada\nJojo Mehta\, Chair\, Stop Ecocide Foundation\nJosh Oxby\, UN Youth Advisor \nModerator:\nHRH Princess Esmeralda of Belgium \nThe event will be in English with French\, Spanish and Arabic interpretation. \nFor more information\, please check: https://www.stopecocide.earth
URL:https://www.npwj.org/event/global-crisis-and-the-potential-of-the-icc-relevance-of-ecocide-as-the-fifth-crime/
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