Dana 6.12.2023.godine, u sklopu projekta “Ekonomsko osnaživanje ranjivih žena (žena u riziku od i žena žrtava rodno-zasnovanog nasilja) kroz razvoj specifičnih vještina”, kojeg Udruženje “Žena BiH” Mostar sprovodi uz podršku Irske Ambasade u Sloveniji, organiziran je Okrugli stol na kojem su učešće uzeli članovi Koordinacionog tijela za prevenciju, zaštitu i borbu protiv nasilja u porodici u HNK, predstavnice i predstavnici i drugih relevantnih institucija koje se bave prevencijom i borbom protiv nasilja, kao i predstavnice Udruženja “Žena BiH” Mostar. Ovim događajem se obilježila i globalna kampanja “16 dana aktivizma protiv rodno zasnovanog nasilja” i njime se želi skrenuti pažnja na položaj žena žrtava nasilja, kao i educirati javnost o načinima i mehanizmima za ostvarivanje prava svih građanki i građana, pa tako i žrtava nasilja.
Zahvaljujemo se na podršci Irske Ambasade u Sloveniji (The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ireland) i svim učesnicima današnjeg događaja na njihovom aktivnom učešću i doprinosu Okruglom stolu, kao i svemu što rade na sprečavanju i borbi protiv nasilja, kako bismo svi zajedno pomogli u stvaranju sigurnijeg BiH društva za sve njegove članice i članove.
*Ideje, mišljenja i komentari sadržani u ovoj objavi su u potpunosti odgovornost njegovih autora i ne predstavljaju niti odražavaju DFA politike.
On the 6th of December 2023, within the project “Economic empowerment of vulnerable women (women at risk of, and women survivors of Gender-Based Violence) through targeted skills development”, which is being implemented by Association Udruženje “Žena BiH” Mostar with the support of Embassy of Ireland Ljubljana, a Round table was organized. It included members of the Coordination body for prevention, protection and combat against the domestic violence in HNC, representatives of other institutions that work on prevention of and combat against the violence, and the representatives of the Association “Zena BiH” Mostar.
This event also marked the global campaign “16 days of activism against gender-based violence” and the intention was to use this event to draw the attention onto the position of women, survivors of violence, as well as to educate the public about ways and mechanisms to achieve the human rights of all citizens, the survivors of violence included.
We are grateful for the support of Embassy of Ireland Ljubljana (The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ireland) and all the participants of today’s event for their active participation and contribution to the Round table; as well as for everything else they do on prevention of and combat against the violence, so that we all together help in creating safer B&H society for all of its members.
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