Litigation Document, in connection with the International Day, the Prohibition of Violence Against Women and the commencement of the 16-days Campaign (Prohibition of gender discrimination, f
Press Release
Serial no: 73
Kabul- Afghanistan
Litigation Document, in connection with the International Day, the Prohibition of Violence Against Women and the commencement of the 16-days Campaign (Prohibition of gender discrimination, fair participation and social welfare).
The Afghan Women's Network annually participates in the 16-day international campaign (violence against women), which will be participating in the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women) from 25 November on till10 December (World HumanRightsDay)
It provides litigation with the planning of press conferences and programs to reduce violence against women. This year, after analyzing the general situation of women in the country, we found that one of the factors of violence against women is the existence of gender discrimination in our community, which women participates in different areas, which cannot be diminished and ultimately causes So that justice cannot be achieved and we do not get social welfare.
Women with their abilities are demanding progress and advancement, but this is affected by the reasons that all and all return to gender discrimination. Today, if women are victims of domestic violence, their cause may be their lack of access to formal justice where women can better address their complaints or problems, or whether female teachers have made it difficult for them to go to schools in remote areas of their families, according to the custom It's disgraceful not to allow their daughters to attend school, and so are hundreds of other problems that arise from gender discrimination against women.
Although national laws and comprehensive international instruments are in place, but their implementation has faced various challenges, which continue to provide a platform for increasing violence against women.
The Afghan women's network has repeatedly made specific suggestions as a women's rights organization.
Suggestions:
The verdicts and verifiers who work in the area of combating violence against women have committed themselves in the first step and have encouraged the strict implementation of laws, especially the law on the prohibition of violence against women.
1. To raise the level of people's awareness of their rights in accordance with the laws of the country, in particular the Law on the Elimination of Violence Against Women.
2. The government needs to plan practical solutions to implement the Civil Service Law, which is emphasized by 30% of women.
3. Support for ethnic and tribal influencers of the victims of violence and their introduction to the justice and justice organs for women's access to official justice.
4. Counseling people and civil activists to pursue cases, especially cases of violence against women.
5. Comprehensive oversight of the functioning of justice and justice by the Supreme Court and the implementation of the system of punishment and punishment, which will increase the access of people, especially women, to justice, and the credibility of these institutions will be even greater among the people.
6. An ongoing struggle to reduce the culture of impunity from penalties and administrative corruption, especially for perpetrators of violence against women.
7. The national unity government must respond to national and international obligations, in particular the National Action Plan for the Implementation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325, for the victims of violence in providing material, spiritual and health assistance.
8. The serious prosecution of cases of violence against women by specialized prosecutors and specialized courts on the prohibition of violence against women.