{"id":1443,"date":"2013-03-18T14:43:39","date_gmt":"2013-03-18T09:13:39","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/asap-asia.org\/blog\/?p=1443"},"modified":"2014-02-07T11:58:35","modified_gmt":"2014-02-07T06:28:35","slug":"we-demand-our-reproductive-rights-now","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/asap-asia.org\/blog\/we-demand-our-reproductive-rights-now\/","title":{"rendered":"We Demand Our Reproductive Rights Now!"},"content":{"rendered":"

ASAP is turning five today!<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

And as part of our celebrations we would like to share with you this document from the 57th UN Commission on the Status Of Women. Our Assistant Coordinator endorsed this document on behalf of ASAP last week when she was at the meet. We urge all of you to share this widely, and to urge your governments to stand by women’s rights! <\/em><\/p>\n

STATEMENT OF FEMINIST AND WOMEN\u2019S ORGANISATIONS ON THE VERY ALARMING TRENDS IN THE NEGOTIATIONS OF OUTCOME DOCUMENT OF THE 57TH SESSION OF THE UN COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN<\/strong><\/p>\n

We, the undersigned organisations and individuals across the globe, are again concerned that the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) is wavering in its commitment to advance women\u2019s human rights as demonstrated in the constant negotiation of the language in the outcome document.<\/p>\n

On the occasion of celebrating the International Women\u2019s Day we call on the states to reaffirm its commitment to agreed upon standards in promoting women\u2019s human rights as articulated in the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, the Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women, the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action and the International Conference on Population and Development Programme of Action as well as other international humanitarian and human rights law.<\/p>\n

We say NO to any re-opening of negotiations on the already established international agreements on women\u2019s human rights and call on all governments to demonstrate their commitments to promote, protect and fulfill human rights and fundamental freedoms of women.<\/p>\n

\"VAW\"We commend those states that are upholding women\u2019s rights in totality. We urge states to reaffirm standards that they have agreed to. Considering the lack of an outcome document last year we hope that this is not the pattern when it comes to advancing women\u2019s human rights agenda. Women\u2019s human rights are not to be negotiated away.<\/p>\n

Similar to last year, we strongly hold the position that given the progressive development in the international era on standard setting there should no longer be any contention on any issues related to the definition and intersectionality of women and girls experiencing violence against women, including in relations to sexual and reproductive health and rights, sexual orientation and gender identity, harmful practices perpetuated in the context of negative culture and traditions, among others. We remind states that the CSW is the principal global policy-making body dedicated exclusively to gender equality and advancement of women with the sole aim of promoting women\u2019s rights in political, economic, civil, social and educational fields. Its mandate is to ensure the full implementation of existing international agreements on women\u2019s human rights and gender equality.<\/p>\n

We strongly demand all governments and the international community to reject any attempt to invoke traditional values or morals to infringe upon human rights guaranteed by international law, nor to limit their scope. Customs, tradition or religious considerations must not be tolerated to justify discrimination and violence against women and girls whether committed by State authorities or by non-state actors. Given the current global activism around violence against women it is imperative that member states take the lead in agreeing on a progressive outcome document that reaffirms its commitments to universal human rights standards.<\/p>\n

This is an important moment as we are planning the post 2015 process. The outcome document has to advance women\u2019s human rights and not lower the bar for women\u2019s human rights. Future international negotiations must move forward implementation of policies and programmes that secure the human rights of girls and women.<\/p>\n

We call upon the member states of the UN and the various UN human rights and development entities to recognise and support the important role of women\u2019s groups and organisations working at the forefront of challenging traditional values and practices that are intolerant to fundamental human rights norms, standards and principles.<\/p>\n

Endorsed by:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Organizations<\/em><\/p>\n

Acid Survivors Foundation
\nActionaid Nigeria
\nAgricultural Missions, Inc. (AMI)
\nAlliance F-Alliance de soci\u00e9t\u00e9s f\u00e9minines suisses
\nAltsean-Burma
\nAmerican Association of University Women (AAUW)
\nAmnesty International
\nAnglican Women’s Empowerment (AWE)
\nAntalya Womens Counselling Center and Solidarity Association
\nAsia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD)
\nAsia Safe Abortion Partnership<\/a><\/strong>
\nAsian-Pacific Resource & Research Centre for Women (ARROW)
\nAssociation for Monitoring Gender Equality (CEID), Turkey
\nAssociation for Progressive Communications
\nAssociation for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID)
\nAssociation of Women for Action and Research (AWARE)
\nAssociation pour le d\u00e9veloppement et de la promotion des droits Humains (ADPDH)
\nAssociation pour le Progr\u00e9s et la D\u00e9fense des Droits des Femmes (APDF), Mali
\nAssociation Suisse pour les Droits de la Femme – ADF\u2013SVF
\nASTRA Network-Central and Eastern European Women\u2019s Network for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
\nAurat Foundation
\nAutonomous Women’s Center, Serbia
\nAyval?k Ba??ms?z Kad?n inisiyatifi, Turkey
\nBahamas Crisis Centre
\nBahrain Young Ladies Association
\nBEDARI
\nBlue Veins
\nCAFRA, Caribbean Association for Feminist Research and Action, St. Lucia
\nCAFRA, Caribbean Association for Feminist Research and Action, Trinidad and Tobago
\nCanadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies
\nCanadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE)
\nCaribbean Women’s Association
\nCatholics for the Right to Decide Argentina
\nCatholics for the Right to Decide Bolivia
\nCatholics for the Right to Decide Brazil
\nCatholics for the Right to Decide Chile
\nCatholics for the Right to Decide Colombia
\nCatholics for the Right to Decide Ecuador
\nCatholics for the Right to Decide El Salvador
\nCatholics for the Right to Decide M\u00e9xico
\nCatholics for the Right to Decide Nicaragua
\nCatholics for the Right to Decide Paraguay
\nCatholics for the Right to Decide Per\u00fa
\nCDO Pakistan
\nCenter for Economic and Social Rights
\nCenter for Egyptian Women’s Legal Assistance (CEWLA)
\nCenter for Partnership Studies
\nCenter for Reproductive Rights
\nCenter for Women\u2019s Global Leadership (CWGL), Rutgers University
\nCenter for Women Policy Studies
\nCentre for Research and Action on Peace (KEDE), Greece
\nCentre for Secular Space
\nCentre for Social and Gender Research “New Life”, Ukraine
\nCentre for Social Research
\nCHOICE for Youth and Sexuality
\nChurch Women United
\nCity and County of San Francisco, Department on the Status of Women
\nCivil Resource Development and Documentation Centre (CIRDDOC), Nigeria
\nCoastal Area Resource Development and Association
\nCOC Netherlands
\nComit\u00e9 d’action contre la traite humaine interne et international
\nComit\u00e9 de Am\u00e9rica Latina y el Caribe para la Defensa de los Derechos de las Mujeres (CLADEM)
\nCommission for Filipino Migrant Workers, RESPECT Network
\nCommittee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women Network, Sweden
\nCommunications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada
\nCommunity Development Organization (CDO Pakistan)
\nCONNECT
\nConnecting Gender for Development (COGEN), Nigeria
\nConsortium on Gender, Security and Human Rights
\nDominica National Council of Women
\nEast End Chapter of the National Organization for Women
\nEducation International (EI)
\nEgyptian Association for Community Participation Enhancement
\nEgyptian Initiative for Personal Rights
\nEIMAN
\nEuropean Women\u2019s Network (ENOW), Greece
\nEquality Now
\nEsitlik Izleme (Esitiz), Turkey
\nEuropean Women’s Lobby
\nEVAWG alliance KP-FATA
\nEVAWG alliance (ICT)
\nExecutive Committee for NGO Forum on CEDAW -Turkey
\nFederaci\u00f3n Internacional de Mujeres de Carreras Jur\u00eddicas
\nFederation Against Violence Against Women (FAVAW)
\nFederation for Women and Family Planning, Poland
\nFellowship of Reconciliation, Nyack, NY
\nFemin Ijtihad
\nFeminist Atelier (FEMA), Cyprus
\nFeminist Task Force (FTF)
\nFemmes Juristes Suisse \u2013 Women Lawyers Switzerland
\nFIAN International
\nFiji Women’s Rights Movement
\nFlying Broom Women’s Communication and Research Association, Turkey
\nForeign Spouses Support Group (Malaysia)
\nFoundation for Women (Thailand)
\nFoundat?on for Women’s Sol?dar?ty (Kad?n Dayan??ma Vakf?), Turkey
\nFundacion para Estudio e Investigacion de la Mujer (FEIM), Argentina
\nGambia Committee on Traditional Practices Affecting the Health of Women and Children (GAMCOTRAP)
\nGay Japan News
\nGlobal Allies for Human Rights, Disarmament and Development in Africa (GAHADA Partners)
\nGender and Water Alliance
\nGender at Work
\nGlobal Health Awareness Research Foundation (GHARF)
\nGlobal Fund for Women
\nGlobal Justice Center
\nGlobal Network of Women Peacebuilders
\nGreater Los Angeles Chapter of National Committee of UN Women
\nGroup Development Pakistan
\nHelp & Shelter, Guyana
\nHivos
\nHuairou Commission
\nThe Hunger Project
\nInstitut de recherche et d\u2019\u00e9tudes strat\u00e9giques de Khyber (IRESK)
\nInstitute for Science and Human Values, Inc.
\nInstitute for Women’s Empowerment, Hong Kong
\nInstitute for Women\u2019s Leadership, Rutgers University
\nInstitute of Bioethics, Human Rights and Gender (ANIS), Brazil
\nInterfaith Center of New York
\nInterfaith Consortium for Ecological Civilization
\nInternational Alliance of Women
\nInternational Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN)
\nInternational Center for Research on Women (ICRW)
\nInternational Federation for Human Rights (FIDH)
\nInternational Federation of Business and Professional Women
\nInternational Network of Liberal Women (INLW)
\nInternational Peace Bureau
\nInternational Public Policy Institute
\nInternational Trade Union Confederation
\nInternational Women\u2019s Human Rights Clinic at Georgetown Law
\nInternational Women’s Anthropology Conference
\nInternational Women’s Rights Action Watch
\nInternational Women\u2019s Rights Action Watch Asia Pacific (IWRAW Asia Pacific)
\nInternational Women’s Rights Project, Canada
\nIpas
\nIsis International
\nIstanbul Feminist Collective
\nIzmir Women Solidarity Association, Turkey
\nJacob Blaustein Institute for the Advancement of Human Rights
\nJamaica Household Workers Union
\nKalyanamitra, Indonesia
\nKARAT Coalition
\nLa Ligue du Droit International des Femmes (LDIF)
\nLatin American Network of Catholics for the Right to Decide
\nLawyers for Justice and Peace (LJP)
\nMADRE
\nMARUAH, Singapore
\nMedia Equity Collaborative
\nMedical Women’s International Association (MWIA)
\nMillennia2025 Women and Innovation Foundation, PUF
\nMontgomery County NOW
\nMOVISIE
\nMUKADDER
\nNamibia Women’s Health Network
\nNational Association for Resource Improvement
\nNational Coalition on Affirmative Action (NCAA)
\nNational Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA
\nNational Council of Women of Canada
\nNational Council of Women\u2019s Organizations
\nNational Organization of Women, Barbados
\nNepal International Consumers UNION
\nNetherlands Council of Women
\nNetwork of Expertise on Gender, Resilience and Interdependent Economics
\nNGO Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW)
\nNGO-Coordination post Beijing Switzerland
\nNi-Ta-Nee NOW
\nNiger Delta Women’s Movement for Peace and Development (NDWPD)
\nNodo Mexicano. El Proyecto del Milenio, A.C.
\nNortheast Williamsport NOW
\nNorwegian Association for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (Sex og Politikk)
\nNOW (National Organization for Women)
\nOsez Le F\u00e9minisme
\nOverseas Development Institute, Social Development Programme
\nOxfam International
\nPACHAAN
\nPacific Women\u2019s Watch (New Zealand), Inc.
\nPartners for Law in Development, India
\nPeace X Peace
\nPEN International
\nPennsylvania National Organization for Women
\nPeople’s Movement For Human Rights Learning (PDHRE)
\nPerak Women for Women (Malaysia)
\nPODA-Pakistan
\nPILIPINA Legal Resources Center, Philippines
\nPresbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
\nPublic Service Alliance of Canada
\nPurple Roof Women\u2019s Shelter Foundation
\nQuality of Citizenship, Jamaica
\nRed de Educaci\u00f3n Popular Entre Mujeres de Latinoamerica y el Caribe (REPEM LAC)
\nRed de Mujeres Afrolatinoamericanas, Afrocaribe\u00f1a y la Di\u00e1spora
\nRed Feminista Frente a la Violencia Contra Las Mujeres (REDFEM), El Salvador
\nRed Nacional de J\u00f3venes y Adolescentes para la Salud Sexual y Reproductiva (RedNac), Argentina
\nRed Thread, Guyana
\nRegional Coalition Against Trafficking in Women and Girls in Latin America and the Caribbean (CATWLAC)
\nRegards de Femmes
\nRights for All Women (RAW), Denmark
\nRoks, The National Organisation for Women’s Shelters and Young Women’s Shelters in Sweden
\nROZAN
\nRozaria Memorial Trust
\nRUMPUN, Indonesia
\nRumpun Tjoet Nyak Dien, Indonesia
\nRutgers WPF, Netherland
\nS4 Foundation, Guyana
\nSafe4Athletes
\nSecularism Is A Women’s Issue (SIAWI)
\nSDPI
\nSEHER
\nSERR, USA
\nShirakat – Partnership for Development
\nShirkat Gah – Women’s Resource Centre, Pakistan
\nSiglo XXIII, El Salvador
\nSisters Inside
\nSisters in Islam
\nSistren Theatre Collective\/Groots Jamaica
\nSocialist Feminist Collective
\nSociety Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination (SASOD)
\nSociety for Promotion of Education and Development (SPED)
\nSoroptimist International
\nSOS line for victims of violence \u201cby your side,\u201d Greece
\nSOS Sexisme, France
\nSouth Hills NOW
\nSRIA Rwanda Ltd
\nSUARAM (Malaysia)
\nSVAMV \u2013 Association (fa\u00eeti\u00e8re) suisse des familles monoparentales
\nSwayam, Kolkata, India
\nTaller Salud, Puerto Rico
\nTemple of Understanding
\nTenaganita (Malaysia)
\nTerre des Jeunes du Burundi
\nTo Love Children Educational Foundation International, Inc.
\nUNESCO
\nUnited Methodist Church, General Board of Church and Society
\nUnited Methodist Women, Global Justice, Community Action and Public Policy Offices
\nUnited Methodist Women, Washington Office of Public Policy
\nUrban Justice Center
\nVienna Institute for International Dialogue and Cooperation (VIDC)
\nVirginia Gildersleeve Fund (VGIF)
\nVision Spring Initiatives, Nigeria
\nWECF
\nWhite Ribbon Campaign
\nWIDE, Network for Women\u00b4s Rights and Feminist Perspectives in Development
\nWidows for Peace through Democracy (WPD)
\nWomankind Worldwide
\nWO=MEN Dutch Gender Platform
\nWomen Against Rape Inc., Antigua\/Barbuda
\nWomen against Violence Europe (WAVE)
\nWomen against Violence Network Serbia
\nWomen Enabled, Inc.
\nWomen & Gender Equality Commission of Guyana
\nWomen Graduates USA
\nWomenNC
\nWomen for Women’s Human Rights (WWHR) – New Ways, Turkey
\nWomen Graduates-USA
\nWomen Living Under Muslim Laws (WLUML)
\nWomen Organizing for Change in Agriculture and Natural Resource Management (WOCAN)
\nWomen Peacemakers Program
\nWomen Studies Center, Punjabi University Patiala, India
\nWomen Thrive Worldwide
\nWomen Transforming Cities International Society
\nWomen Won’t Wait Campaign
\nWomen’s Aid Organisation (WAO), Malaysia
\nWomen’s Association of Romania
\nWomen’s Centre for Change (WCC) Penang, Malaysia
\nWomen\u2019s Coalition, Turkey
\nWomen’s Coalition for Justice and Democracy
\nWomen’s Environment and Development Organization (WEDO)
\nWomen’s Federation for World Peace, Intl.
\nWomen\u2019s Front, Norway
\nWomen’s Global Network for Reproductive Rights (WGNRR)
\nWomen’s Intercultural Network (WIN)
\nWomen’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF)
\nWomen’s International League for Peace and Freedom, Philadelphia\/Delco Branch
\nWomen\u2019s Legal and Human Rights Bureau (Philippines)
\nWomen’s Refugee Commission
\nWomen’s Resource and Outreach Centre (WROC), Jamaica
\nWomen’s Sports Foundation
\nWomen’s World Summit Foundation (WWSF)
\nWORD
\nWorkers Hub for Change (WH4C)
\nWorld Federation for Mental Health
\nWorld Federation of Methodist and Uniting Church Women
\nWorld YWCA
\nWUNRN, Women’s UN Report Network
\nZonta International Club Dhaka<\/p>\n

Individuals<\/em><\/p>\n

Joanne Abbensetts
\nHassan Said Abdourahman
\nWaheed Ahmad
\nNiaz Ahmed
\nGwendolyn Albert
\nFlorence Allen
\nMolly Anderson
\nJodi Anthony
\nSally Armstrong
\nDr. Mary-Wynne Ashford
\nKaty Beaver
\nDr. Wolfgang Benedek
\nGuerda Benjamin
\nCynthia B. Blake
\nJoddah Bokhari
\nAmber Bonnici
\nPaola Brambilla
\nDorothy (Rowdy) Brewick
\nMarti Britt
\nRosalind Buck
\nCharlotte Bunch
\nNoreen Campbell
\nElaine Chan-Schere
\nMarllyn Chang
\nHilda R\u00f8mer Christensen
\nCorina Ciechano
\nNadine Commergnat
\nEmmeline Craig
\nAsl? Davas
\nTheresa Derlan Yeh
\nClaire Desaint
\nAudrey Desnoes
\nMary Diamond
\nDenise Dias
\nEmily Doherty
\nJocelyn Dow
\nJosephine Dublin-Prince
\nCrystal Easton
\nCynthia Enloe
\nDundeen Ferguson
\nCynthia Fuchs Epstein
\nUche Ewuzie
\nLana Finikin
\nDr. Helga Foster
\nLaurice de Gale
\nA. P. Gautam
\nElizabeth Gibbons
\nEunice Graham
\nStephanie Grant
\nShera Grant Clarke
\nJoan Grant Cummings
\nBarbara M. Hall
\nMarieme Helie Lucas
\nLeila Hessini
\nMaliha Husain
\nLeila Jagdeo
\nEunadie Johnson
\nDeborah Kasman
\nBeata Koropatwa
\nDr. Dashurije Koshi
\nRebecca Landy
\nKate Langlois
\nMichelle Lee
\nDr. Nancy C. Lee
\nBette Levy
\nShirley Lewis
\nGeorgia Love
\nMary MacDonald
\nHouzan Mahmoud
\nHavi Mandell
\nEleonora Barbieri Masini
\nTerri Matlock
\nNorah Matovu Winyi
\nCaron McCloud
\nShiloh Sophia McCloud
\nDr. Lyla Mehta
\nVera Mehta
\nTufail Mohammad
\nMartha Morgan
\nMarcia L Morehead
\nHasna Moudud
\nDr. Fulata L. Moyo
\nL. Uma Mulnick, DC
\nQamar Naseem
\nMr Amjad Nazeer
\nJoyce Neu
\nHilary C. Nicholson
\nClaytine Nisbett
\nHina Noureen
\nCarole A. Oglesby
\nMuradiye ORAL
\nMeral \u00d6zaygen
\nDr Rukhshinda Parveen
\nJoanne Payton
\nWilliam Pervaiz
\nElly Pradervand
\nAngela de Prairie, MNM MA
\nLily Pulu
\nDanuta Radzik
\nVanda Radzik
\nMd-Mamunur Rahman
\nBetty Reardon
\nMarilyn Rice-Brown
\nDr. Kay Richmond
\nSonia Robinson
\nDr. Marilyn P. Safir
\nM. Angelica Sepulveda Salinas
\nMary Schilder
\nMaggie Schmeitz
\nMab Segrest
\nTina Siebers
\nKathleen Sloan
\nFatou Sow
\nAnn Stacy
\nJerilyn Stapleton
\nIrene Sullivan
\nAnne-Marie Swalens
\nAim\u00e9e Toulgoat
\nTenin Toure
\nLinnette Vassell
\nAnnette Wagner
\nMichaela Walsh
\nJudith Wedderburn
\nMarie C. Wilson
\nEverjoice Win
\nKatherine Witteman
\nAlexandrina Wong
\nRev. Bond Wright<\/p>\n

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