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2. Dans la résolution du sommet des Nations Unies pour l'adoption de l'agenda de développement post-2015 est mentionnée clairement la nécessité "to protect humant rights and promote gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls".
2. In de resolutie van de VN-top voor de goedkeuring van de post-2015 Ontwikkelingsagenda wordt vermeld dat het noodzakelijk is "to protect humant rights and promote gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls".

Mme de Bethune souhaite citer les propos de Mme Sima Samar, présidente de l'Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission: « Progress of women's rights has been guaranteed in the constitution, equal rights for women and men has been assured in the constitution, but this has to become a reality in the ground in the country».
Senator de Bethune wenst mevrouw Sima Samar, voorzitter van de Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission, te citeren : « Progress of women's rights has been guaranteed in the constitution, equal rights for women and men has been assured in the constitution, but this has to become a reality in the ground in the country».

L'on a également inscrit un principe d'égalité spécifique pour les femmes et les hommes dans les constitutions brésilienne (Article 5, I : Men and women have equal rights and duties under the terms of this constitution) et grecque (Article 4, 2 : Greek men and Greek women have equal rights and obligations).
De grondwetten van Brazilië (artikel 5, I : Men and women have equal rights and duties under the terms of this constitution) en Griekenland (artikel 4, 2 : Greek men and Greek women have equal rights and obligations) voorzien eveneens in een specifiek gelijkheidsbeginsel voor vrouwen en mannen.

2. The panel, moderated by Ms. Enna Park (Republic of Korea), Vice-Chairperson of the Commission on the Status of Women, was composed of the following experts : Ms. Heisoo Shin, Visiting Professor, EWHA Womans University, Seoul, Republic of Korea; Ms. Giedre Purvaneckiene, Associate Professor, University of Vilnius, Republic of Lithuania; Mr. Gary Barker, Senior Technical Advisor on Gender, Violence and Rights at the International Center for Research on Women, Washington, DC, USA and Co-coordinator, MenEngage Alliance; Mr. Bafana Khumalo, Co-founder and Co-director, Sonke Gender Justice Project, South Africa; and Ms. Naomi Cassirer, Senior Technical Specialist, Conditions of Work and Employment Programme, International Labour Organization (ILO).
2. The panel, moderated by Ms. Enna Park (Republic of Korea), Vice-Chairperson of the Commission on the Status of Women, was composed of the following experts : Ms.

9. The Commission on the Status of Women reaffirms that gender equality and the promotion and protection of the full enjoyment of all human rights and fundamental freedoms for all are essential to advance development, peace and security, and stresses that peace is inextricably linked to equality between women and men and development.
9. The Commission on the Status of Women reaffirms that gender equality and the promotion and protection of the full enjoyment of all human rights and fundamental freedoms for all are essential to advance development, peace and security, and stresses that peace is inextricably linked to equality between women and men and development.

– vu la charte européenne des droits des femmes dans le sport («European Chart of Women's rights in Sports – Jump in Olympia – Strong(er) Women through Sport »),
– gezien het Europees Handvest van vrouwenrechten in de sport (Jump in Olympia – Strong(er) Women through Sport),

– vu la charte européenne des droits des femmes dans le sport ("European Chart of Women's rights in Sports – Jump in Olympia – Strong(er) Women through Sport"),
– gezien het Europees Handvest van vrouwenrechten in de sport (Jump in Olympia – Strong(er) Women through Sport),

La conclusion de Human Rights Watch est claire: si le gouvernement zambien n'instaure pas une législation spécifique contre les violences sexuelles et ne supprime pas les discriminations dans d'autres domaines juridiques, les femmes n'auront jamais pleinement accès à un traitement contre le VIH (rapport de Human Rights Watch, "Hidden in the mealie meal: gender-based abuses and women's HIV treatment in Zambia", dans Human Rights Watch, "Zambia: abuses against women obstruct HIV treatment", 18 décembre 2007).
De conclusie van Human Rights Watch is duidelijk: tenzij de regering van Zambia specifieke wetgeving tegen geslachtsgebonden geweld invoert en de discriminaties in andere rechtstakken afschaft, zullen vrouwen nooit tenvolle toegang hebben tot een behandeling tegen HIV (rapport van Human Rights Watch, 'Hidden in the mealie meal: gender-based abuses and women's HIV treatment in Zambia', in: Human Rights Watch, 'Zambia : abuses against women obstruct HIV treatment', 18 december 2007).

La conclusion de Human Rights Watch est claire: si le gouvernement zambien n'instaure pas une législation spécifique contre les violences sexuelles et ne supprime pas les discriminations dans d'autres domaines juridiques, les femmes n'auront jamais pleinement accès à un traitement contre le VIH (rapport de Human Rights Watch, "Hidden in the mealie meal: gender-based abuses and women's HIV treatment in Zambia", dans Human Rights Watch, 'Zambia: abuses against women obstruct HIV treatment", 18 décembre 2007).
De conclusie van Human Rights Watch is duidelijk: tenzij de regering van Zambia specifieke wetgeving tegen geslachtsgebonden geweld invoert en de discriminaties in andere rechtstakken afschaft, zullen vrouwen nooit tenvolle toegang hebben tot een behandeling tegen HIV (rapport van Human Rights Watch, 'Hidden in the mealie meal: gender-based abuses and women's HIV treatment in Zambia', in: Human Rights Watch, 'Zambia : abuses against women obstruct HIV treatment', 18 december 2007).