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Uploaded on June 17, 2022
This is a joint submission by Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights and members of its National Youth Advisory Board and the Sexual Rights Initiative to the UN Working Group on Discrimination against Women and Girls (DAWG).
The following submission was prepared by youth activists who are members of Action Canada’s National Youth Advisory Board (NYAB) with support from Action Canada and the SRI. The NYAB was formed in 2018 to guide the creation of national and regional campaigns to encourage STI testing among youth communities with a specific focus on racialized newcomers, queer, trans and Two Spirit youth (2SLGBTQIA+), and gay, bi, young men who have sex with young men (gbMSM). The board was set-up with “nothing for us, without us” as the guiding principle of the STI testing campaigns and has since expanded its scope of work to advise Action Canada on various thematic issues and conduct autonomous advocacy. -
Published on June 17, 2022
Statement by Action Canada, Action Canada's National Youth Advisory Board and the Sexual Rights Initiative to the 50th session of the UN Human Rights Council Interactive Dialogue with the Working Group on discrimination against women and girls.
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Published on June 17, 2022
Statement of Federa to the Interactive Dialogue with the Working Group on discrimination against women and girls at the 50th session of the UN Human Rights Council.
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Published on June 15, 2022
SRI Statement on the commemorative event on the occasion of the 50th session of the HRC.
The Human Rights Council will marked its 50th session through a high-level interactive discussion that provided stakeholders an opportunity to reflect on the achievements made and the lessons learned since its 1st session. The following is SRI's statement to this interactive discussion. -
Uploaded on June 10, 2022
Through this tweetchat attempted to address the following themes: coercive population policies, decolonising and queering medicine, maternal mortality and morbidity and barriers to access to health in the Global South
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Uploaded on June 08, 2022
The office administrator contributes to the smooth running of the SRI’s Office in Geneva by undertaking administrative tasks and ensuring the rest of the Geneva team has adequate support to work efficiently.
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Uploaded on April 14, 2022
In response to the Special Rapporteur’s call for inputs on violence and its impact on the right to health, SRI made a submission addressing violations of bodily autonomy and the operation of systems of oppression as structural violence
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Uploaded on April 05, 2022
Catch up with the recording, resources, transcript and Twitter highlights.
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Uploaded on April 05, 2022
HRC49: UPR Trinidad& Tobago Statement
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
SRI statement - dialogue with IE on foreign debt
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
HRC 49 UPR Suriname statement
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
HRC49 UPR Thailand statement
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
UPR Eswatini HRC49 statement
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
Action Canada Tajikistan statement
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
SRI Federa HRC 49 Tajikistan Statement
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
HRC49 Samoa UPR Statement
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
UPR PNG Statement.pdf
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
UPR Tanzania statement
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
UPR 39 Hungary statement
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
Action Canada tem 8 GD statement
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
SRI & NSWP joint statement - SR on Housing
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
Statement for Panel - Human Rights Council - 49th Session
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
SRI & AWID statement - panel on rights of the child
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Uploaded on April 04, 2022
HRC49_FEDERA statement
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Published on April 04, 2022
The 49th session of the UN Human Rights Council took place from 28 February to 1 April, 2022.