Igualdad de genero-gender equality
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The document discusses gender equality and its importance. It defines gender equality as the constitutional principle that men and women are equal before the law and have equal rights and duties. It provides examples of things that women were previously not allowed to do, such as dress freely, vote, divorce, or access abortion. It notes that since 2000, gender equality has been a major focus of the UN and other global organizations, and progress has been made in increasing girls' education and achieving gender parity in primary education in most regions. The document was written by Laura Sofia Palomino Castrillon, a 5th grade student, and cites sources from UN Women and UNDP websites about gender topics.
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Igualdad de genero-gender equality
- 2. PORQUE ELEGI LA IGUALDAD DE GENERO? PORQUE ES MUY IMPORTANTE PARA MÍ, QUE NO SE MALTRATEN LAS PERSONAS SOLO POR SU GENERO, ADEMÁS TODOS TENEMOS LA OPORTUNIDAD DE DEMOSTRAR LO QUE PODEMOS HACER. because it is very important for me, that people are not mistreated just because of their gender, also we all have the opportunity to show what we can
- 3. QUE ES LA IGUALDAD DE GENERO ? “LA IGUALDAD DE GÉNERO ES UN PRINCIPIO CONSTITUCIONAL QUE ESTIPULA QUE HOMBRES Y MUJERES SON IGUALES ANTE LA LEY”, LO QUE SIGNIFICA QUE TODAS LAS PERSONAS, SIN DISTINGO ALGUNO TENEMOS LOS MISMOS DERECHOS Y DEBERES FRENTE AL ESTADO Y LA SOCIEDAD EN SU CONJUNTO. "Gender equality is a constitutional principle that stipulates that men and women are equal before the law," which means that all people, without distinction, have the same rights and duties vis-à-vis the State and
- 4. EJEMPLOS DE COSAS QUE LAS MUJERES NO PODIAN REALIZAR 1.VESTIRSE CON LIBERTAD 2.VOTAR 3.PARTICIPAR EN LAS FUERZAS ARMADAS 4. DIVORCIARSE 5. ABORTAR CON AMPARO LEGAL 6. EJERCER EL DERECHO A LA PLANIFICACIÓN FAMILIAR 1. dress with freedom 2. Vote 3. Participate in the armed forces 4. Divorce 5. Abort with legal protection 6. Exercise the right to
- 5. DESDE CUANDO ES UN ASPECTO PRIMORDIAL ? DESDE 2000, LA IGUALDAD DE GÉNERO ES UN ASPECTO PRIMORDIAL DE LA LABOR DEL PNUD, SUS ALIADOS DE LA ONU Y EL RESTO DE LA COMUNIDAD GLOBAL, Y SE HAN REGISTRADO ALGUNOS AVANCES EXTRAORDINARIOS. MÁS NIÑAS ASISTEN HOY A LA ESCUELA QUE HACE 15 AÑOS Y EN LA MAYORÍA DE LAS REGIONES SE LOGRÓ LA PARIDAD DE GÉNERO EN EDUCACIÓN PRIMARIA. Since 2000, gender equality is a major aspect of the work of UNDP, its UN allies and the rest of the global community, and there have been some extraordinary advances. More girls attend school today than they did 15 years ago and in most of the regions gender parity in primary education was achieved.
- 7. BY: LAURA SOFIA PALOMINO CASTRILLON GRADO: 5B THANK YOU MERCI GRAZIE DANKE ありがとうБлагодарюbac OBRIGADA