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Democracy, Human Rights and Gender

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18-20 December 2009 (to be confirmed)
Reforming Family Laws in the Arab World

Organized by: League of Arab States, Unifem, Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)
Sponsored by: Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)
Hosted by: League of Arab States

7-8 December 2009 (to be confirmed)
Launching Media Strategy
Organized by: CAWTAR (Tunisia), League of Arab States, Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)
Sponsored by: Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)
Hosted by:  Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)

16-17 November 2009 (to be confirmed)
Female Think Tank: Planning Meeting
Organized by: A Group of Prominent Women in the Region, Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)
Sponsored by: Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)
Hosted in: Cairo

17-19 August 2009
Media Training for Female Parliamentarians

Organized by: Arab Women Media Centre, Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)
Sponsored by: Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)
Hosted by: Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)

14-15 June 2009
“Strengthening of Women’s Role in the Society: In the follow-up of Istanbul Action Plan”

Organized by: Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation (KtK), Euromed Human Rights Network (EMHRN), Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex),
Sponsored by: Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)
Hosted by: Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)

25-27 May 2009
Regional Consultations (Convention on Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women) CEDAW

Organized by: KARAMA, Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)
Sponsored & Hosted by: Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)

5-7 May 2009
Shelters: A Matter of Life and death-A Study Tour in Amman on Violence Against Women

Organized by: Sisterhood in Global Institute (SIGI), Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)
Sponsored by: Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)
Hosted in: Sisterhood in Global Institute (SIGI), Amman, Jordan

27-30 April 2009
The Image of Men and Women in Media

Organized by: Arab Network for Monitoring the Image of Men and Women in Media (ACT),  Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)
Sponsored and Hosted by: Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)

21-23 February 2009
CEDAW Preparatory Meeting and Regional Strategy Session for the Upcoming 53rd Session of the UN Commission on the “A STATUS OF WOMEN” (CSW)

Organized by: KARAMA, Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)
Sponsored & Hosted by: Swedish Institute Alexandria (SwedAlex)

12-14 May 2008
Moratorium on the use of the Death Penalty in the Arab Region
The aim is to have a free and open discussion on the status of the death penalty among countries in the Middle East.

11-13 February 2008
Challenging Honour-Related Violence Against Women; Legal Rights and State Responsibilities
Attention has been drawn in recent years to the issue of crimes against women committed in the name of honour.

21-23 January 2008
"New Strategies in Reporting-Getting the Message Out"
The face of journalism in the world is changing in the Middle East, as well as elsewhere.

3-5 December 2007
Including Women in the Political Process
The seminar will focus on the theme “Political Parties: best practices of political parties promoting women´s political participation”.

29-30 October 2007
Manual on Human Rights Education
The Council of Europe has produced (2002) a Manual on Human Rights Education for young ‎people.

24-26 September 2007
Meeting of Swedish NGOs with activities in the MENA-Region
The purpose is to present Sida´s regional strategy for the people working in the field and to discuss priority areas for the Swedish involvement in the region.

11-13 June 2007
Gender-Based Violence
Attention has been drawn in recent years to the issue of crimes against women committed in the name of honour.

5-7 March 2007
Youth Policy: Follow-up Meeting of Euro-Med Steering Committee
SwedAlex in close co-ordination with the Council of Europe, League of Arab States, Swedish National Board for Youth Affairs, Bibliotheca Alexandrina and the National Council for Youth have arranged a couple of seminars regarding “Youth Policy”.