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Addressing Women's Issues in the Muslim Context
- 1. AWARE MISSION AND APPROACH Association of Women for Action and Research Established 1985 Mission: Promote Gender Equality Research and Advocacy Public Education Support Services
- 2. GENDER EQUALITY IS OUR CULTURE E n a b l i n g C E D AW T h r o u g h G e n d e r E q u i t a b l e I n t e r p r e t a t i o n s & E x p r e s s i o n s o f C u l t u r e
- 3. WHAT IS THIS PROJECT? ● Main partners: AWARE in Singapore and Solidaritas Perempuan in Indonesia ● Grant received from UN Women for 3-year project (Sep 2013 - Aug 2016) ● Full project title: “Enabling CEDAW through gender-equitable interpretations and expressions of culture in Singapore, Indonesia and beyond” ● Short project title: “Gender equality is our culture!” ● Implementation: Singapore, Indonesia with outreach to Malaysia © AWARE 2 0 1 4 3
- 4. WHY CULTURE? ● Women: often prevented from enjoying full human rights, due to excuse that their human rights contradict ‘culture’ or ‘traditional values’ – e.g. what a good X woman should do. ● Singapore and Malaysia: reservations on CEDAW articles on grounds of respecting ‘religion’. ● Gender Equality Is Our Culture: a project to promote women’s rights as compatible with culture. © AWARE 2 0 1 4 4
- 5. KEY MESSAGES ▪ Don’t be restricted by what people claim is your culture. ▪ There are multiple interpretations and expressions of culture. ▪ You have the right to choose which cultural interpretations and expressions to adopt ▪ You have multiple identities and you can participate in multiple cultures © AWARE 2 0 1 4 5
- 6. GOAL Strengthen capacity of gender advocates and stakeholders in Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia to promote gender-equitable interpretations and expressions of culture © AWARE 2 0 1 4 6 What are you doing to promote gender equality in your community?
- 7. WHAT’S A GENDER ADVOCATE? ● A gender advocate promotes gender equality. ● What’s gender equality? ● The view that both men and women have the right to: o Make informed choices o Have control over their bodies and fertility o Maximise their potential o Share rights and responsibilities © AWARE 2 0 1 4 7
- 8. Private sphere Marriage & divorce Family Reproductive rights Public sphere Economic autonomy Leadership © AWARE 2 0 1 4 8
- 9. ISSUES • Early marriage • Polygamy • Family • Sexual & Reproductive Rights © AWARE 2 0 1 4 9