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采用全球性计划终结以性别为基础的暴力
Thousands of representatives of governments， inter-governmental organizations， civil society， the private sector and UN partners collaborated on the outcome document of the two-week 57th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women.
The document “condemns in the strongest terms the pervasive violence against women and girls， and calls for increased attention and accelerated action for prevention and response，” said in a statement of UN Women.
Among the priorities in the document is the establishment of multi-sectoral services for survivors of violence， including for health， psychological support and counselling， as well as the need to protect the right to sexual and reproductive health.
Ending impunity is also highlighted in the text， according to UN Women， in the context of punishing perpetrators， along with improving collection of evidence and responding to victims.
“By adopting this document， governments have made clear that discrimination and violence against women and girls has no place in the 21st century，” the UN entity said. “There is no turning back.”
Thousands of representatives of governments， inter-governmental organizations， civil society， the private sector and UN partners collaborated on the outcome document of the two-week 57th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women.
The document “condemns in the strongest terms the pervasive violence against women and girls， and calls for increased attention and accelerated action for prevention and response，” said in a statement of UN Women.
Among the priorities in the document is the establishment of multi-sectoral services for survivors of violence， including for health， psychological support and counselling， as well as the need to protect the right to sexual and reproductive health.
Ending impunity is also highlighted in the text， according to UN Women， in the context of punishing perpetrators， along with improving collection of evidence and responding to victims.
“By adopting this document， governments have made clear that discrimination and violence against women and girls has no place in the 21st century，” the UN entity said. “There is no turning back.”