This document was published in the 10 December 2013 by the GBV AoR in the occasion of the peak of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence. This document ensures the need of preventing gender based violence which increases in the humanitarian crisis such as the disasters and the war. Giving the example of Syrian women and children who become more in risk more than the past because of the war and the situation is not better for the Philippines women and children who face rape and other forms of violence.
The GBV Aor is optimist and hope that the battle against gender based violence will receive more support from different international organization which can prevent it.
This is a Handbook present nine Ethical Principles for Reporting Ethically on Gender-Based Violence in the Syria Crisis. It will be help to shine a stronger light on these human rights violations and lead to greater support and services for survivors. It is important to ensure that perpetrators are not only brought to justice, but seen to be brought to justice by the wider community.
This document represents a guidebook for the humanitarian sector. This guidebook offers real and practical guidance for identifying and addressing the differing needs and situations of women, girls, boys and men for the humanitarian sectors operating in the Gaza Strip. Understanding gender differences, inequalities and capacities improves aid effectiveness and ensures that the assistance corresponds to the international legal framework for humanitarian response.
This guidebook aims to provide actors in Gaza with guidance on gender analysis, planning and actions to ensure that the needs, contributions and capacities of women, girls, boys and men are considered in all aspects of humanitarian response. It also offers checklists to assist in monitoring gender equality programming. The guidelines focus on major cross-cutting issues and areas of work in the early response phase of emergencies. The guidebook is also a useful tool to make sure gender issues are included in needs assessments, contingency planning and evaluations. It can be used as a tool to mainstream gender as a cross-cutting issue within sectors/ clusters. If used correctly, this guidebook will help promote the ultimate goal of protecting and promoting the human rights of women, girls, boys and men in the context of humanitarian action as well as advance the goal of gender equality.
