4 January 2012
Bassima Hakkaoui was appointed yesterday at the Social and Women's Affairs Ministry as the only woman in the 31-member cabinet. "This is a step back" declared Khadija Riyadi, president of the Moroccan Association of Human Rights.
Read More4 January 2012
After successful monitoring missions in Tunisia and Morocco, Gender Concerns International is continuing her work in the MENA region, preparing a project to work in Libya with women's organizations and human rights groups.
Read More3 January 2012
Back in the office
Gender Concerns International hopes you had a great holiday season;we are back in the office.Your e mails will be responded very soon!
Read More16 December 2011
Dutch Women Organizations will play a key role in its implementation, declare Dutch major women's organisations in an exclusive meeting with Irma van Dueren, the New Head of Gender Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Read More14 December 2011
Women's organizations have been less popular for a while, but they are completely back, says Ms. Alice Bouman, who has worked at the Dutch Women's Council for 15 years. "People need social institutions, they promote human interaction. Women's organizations are quickly judged as knitting groups, while, simultaneously, a gathering of men smoking cigars is given a different type of treatment."
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