[APWW-Meet] Brazilian Women and B+10: FYI
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[APWW-Meet] Brazilian Women and B+10: FYI
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- From: luz@isiswomen.org
- Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 04:11:53 +0000
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Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 15:46:04 -0300
From: Lucy Garrido <lgarrido@chasque.net> via Isis International and WAGI
Subject: [IFM-Coord] From brazilians women about BEIJING + 10
Beijing + 10
The Brazilian Women's Articulation says NO to any process of Platform of
Action's review
The Brazilian Women's Articulation (Articulação de Mulheres Brasileiras -
AMB, in portuguese), established from the women's movement articulations
during the preparing process to the Beijing Conference, comes with this
message to reaffirm their commitments with the principles and actions proposed
into the Platform of Action and takes a stand, at this moment, against any way
of review of this document. The AMB's position is build through the dialogue
and accordance with many nets, coalitions and international feminist
articulations, involved and implicated on the implementation of the Platform
of Action, approved during the 4th World Conference of Woman.
The AMB is in favor of the promotion of actions to guarantee that the
Platform of Action be implemented by the governments which support this
document, through:
a.. A wide process of evaluation about what was reached until now;
b.. Make it widely known;
c.. The strengthening of the capacity of the women's organizations to
press and to watch it implementation;
d.. Ways of international pression to increase the local and regional
action to press the governments and to change this document into concrete
conquests to the women' s life.
Therefore, we are working to make the year of 2005 be full of celebrations
related to this process and the evaluation of its implementation, and NOT for
the accomplishment of a 5th World Conference of Woman. In 2003, during the
meeting with the Special Secretary of Women Politics, we reaffirmed our
position, which is also shared by the Brazilian Government, as affirmed by the
Minister Emília Fernandes.
Any isolated initiative for the realization of a new conference in 2005 and
reopening of negotiations of the World Platform of Action, is disregarding the
position of the feminist and the women's brazilian movement as much as the
Federal Government, representing, therefore, a misunderstanding and
conflicting position in the process of democratic construction, of the
implementation and the fight for the equity of gender e for the women's rights
in this country.
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