GQUAL Conference Resources
From 3 to 5 of October, 2017, the GQUAL Campaign held a Conference in The Hague. The event counted with the participation of foreign dignitaries, academics, students, arbiters, members of international human rights tribunals, commissions and other bodies, among others, and culminated with the adoption of the GQUAL Action Plan to promote gender parity in international justice.
In the coming years, it is expected that this document will serve as a road map and a call for action to motivate, inspire and inform all those who take part in the campaign. Meanwhile, we’d like to share with you some of our conference resources and memories.
Conference Agenda
You can view the full agenda here.
Action Plan
Available here
Photographs
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Opening Ceremony |
Conference: Day 1 |
Conference: Day 2 |
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Action Plan Signing |
Presentations & Infographics
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Gender Parity Research Updates: Presentation by GQUAL Secretariat Member Maria Noel Leoni
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The GQUAL Ranking
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A Closer Look: Countries with more than eight int’l representatives and their gender breakdown; Countries with no women among their int’l representatives.
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By the Block: Regional Voting Block Standing
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Current Composition: 09/2017
Conference papers
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International Human Rights Law Clinic at the University of California, Berkely Working Paper: “Achieving Gender Parity on International Judicial and Monitoring Bodies”
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Centro de Derechos Humanos, Universidad de Buenos Aires. Working Paper on Gender Parity in International Law .
Workshops
Discussion Papers
- Workshop 1: How to achieve Gender Parity at the Special Procedures
- Workshop 2: How to achieve Gender Parity at the Treaty Bodies
- Workshop 3: How to achieve gender parity in the Inter- American Human Rights System
- Workshop 4: How to improve national nomination procedures to reflect gender parity
- Workshop 5: How to achieve gender parity in the International Criminal Tribunals
- Workshop 6: How to achieve gender parity at the International Court of Justice
Conclusions & Recommendations
- Workshop 1: How to achieve Gender Parity at the Special Procedures
- Workshop 2: How to achieve Gender Parity at the UN Treaty Bodies
- Workshop 3: How to achieve gender parity in the Inter- American Human Rights System
- Workshop 4: How to improve national nomination procedures to reflect gender parity
- Workshop 5: How to achieve gender parity in the International Criminal Tribunals
- Workshop 6: How to achieve gender parity at the International Court of Justice
Videos
Opening Ceremony |
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