UN Action Against Sexual Violence in Conflict unites the work of the UN system with the goal of ending sexual violence during and in the aftermath of armed conflict and to improve coordination and accountability, amplify advocacy, and support country efforts to prevent sexual violence and respond more effectively to the needs of survivors
This video of 3 minute and 17sc has shown that violence against women and girls is widespread, systemic and culturally entrenched. Let us stop gender-based violence.
This paper presents an article on the rights of women protection instruments ratified by Djibouti. Indeed, Djibouti has ratified the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) and the Protocol to the African Charter on Human Rights and Peoples relating to women's rights in Africa (Maputo Protocol), but the state still has not ratified the optional Protocol to CEDAW. This article presents some progress and shows that discrimination and violence persist in law and in practice
