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1 Oct

Combatting Rape: A Critical Analysis of France’s National Legal Frameworks Through International and European Standards

This report critically assesses France’s legal response to rape, comparing its national frameworks with international and European standards. Despite notable progress in addressing sexual violence, shortcomings remain in French legislation, which does not fully meet the obligations outlined in international conventions such as CEDAW and the Istanbul Convention. The analysis identifies key areas for reform to improve victim protection, ensure justice, and uphold France’s commitments under human rights law

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1 May

Conquering the Right to Abortion: The French Journey on Women’s Access to Abortion

Simone de Beauvoir's quote from 1949 remains relevant today to fight for women's rights, particularly sexual and reproductive rights. Statistics show that six out of ten unintended pregnancies result in induced abortions, with around 45 percent of these procedures being unsafe. In Latin America, 97% of women live in legally restricted states, and in sub-Saharan Africa, nearly 6.2 million unsafe abortions occur annually, resulting in 15,000 deaths. Abortion remains a leading cause of death in the 21st century, with many U.S. states banning medical termination or restricting access.

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1 Feb

Monthly Report Women’s Rights

This report provides an overview of women’s rights evolution and violations worldwide in February 2022. It raises awareness and ensures women’s voices are heard. Addressing these developments can create a […]

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