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What exactly is the issue at hand? What makes it a problem in the
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What ideas do YOU have to solve this problem? (Make sure to stick to your country’s
policy whilst doing so)
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h t ra izt s a as t y o nr tis W a oh r os l o nr
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h t ru s r l s ilom e ad g h isu ( .g o nr F R u l r
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e eg, c u t s G IS n c a e eg) W a c u t s il e t n l
n ry o nr A AN T u l r n ry h t o nr wl s o g
ie e ? ie b r y
a a s m id a?
g int y es How can compromise be reached
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12. Ea p
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1. Invites non-government organizations such as Red Cross International
and the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom as well as UN
organs to work intimately with governments at different levels to recommend
policies regarding women’s rights in terms of though not limited to:
a) Providing victims of violence against women with medical, legal and
employment support through establishments of shelter houses and mobile
clinics to provide counselling services, skills necessary for gainful
employment and microfinance schemes to reintegrate them into society
b) Providing advice on continuous revision of local judiciaries to meet the
demands of the changing social and cultural norms
c) Providing a trustworthy and uncensored source of public information
pertaining to the issue;
13. Aes o n e t n t
ra yu ed o oe
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in in s o - in in
C n itn lidv n nc n itn lid
o d io aa s o - o d io aa
• S eif m n t yig rs r N Tao e
p cic o e r fue ae O lwd
a l
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sht ll
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d in t t le
r iv
Pem u tr c ue
ra b loy l ss
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p rt c ue
iv a
15. A m is a ein s
d in t t le
r iv
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Topic: The question of violence against women
Main-submitter: Republic of Djibouti
Co-Submitters: People’s Republic of China, French Republic, Chile, Rwanda, Union of
Myanmar
Signatories: Commonwealth of Australia, Federal Republic of Nigeria, Kingdom of
Spain, Italy, Latvia, Cameroon, Philippines, Ecuador, Burkina Faso, Ireland,
Kingdom of Morocco, Canada, Comoros, Thailand,
The Third General Assembly,
