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FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION: BAMAKO DECLARATION FOR THE ABANDONMENT OF FGM ADOPTED IN MALI. AT THE OPENING OF THE CLOSING CEREMONY ONE MINUTE OF SILENCE IN MEMORY OF LUCA COSCIONI
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Bamako, 22 February 2006
Participants to the Sub-Regional Conference on Female Genital Mutilation and the Implementation of the Maputo Protocol, organised by the Government of Mali and the international association No Peace Without Justice and inaugurated yesterday by the First Lady of Mali, Ms Toure Lobbo Traore, and by the Italian radical MEP Emma Bonino, have closed the Conference by adopting the “Bamako declaration for the abandonment of FGM”.
The declaration integrates the recommendations of the working groups calling for, among others, the application at national level of the Maputo Protocol obligations regarding the fight against FGM, through the enactment of specific legislations as well as other adequate measures, in particular such as information and prevention campaigns.
The objective is to put a final end to this practice, considered as a violation of fundamental human rights, as stated by the representatives of governments, parliaments and civil society from the eight countries participating to the Conference.
At the beginning of the closing ceremony, participants have observed a minute of silence in memory of the President of Radicali Italiani Luca Coscioni.
For further information, contact Mr Nicola Giovannini, tel: +32 2 548 39 14; fax: +32 2 548 39 19; email: ngiovannini@npwj.org
Participants to the Sub-Regional Conference on Female Genital Mutilation and the Implementation of the Maputo Protocol, organised by the Government of Mali and the international association No Peace Without Justice and inaugurated yesterday by the First Lady of Mali, Ms Toure Lobbo Traore, and by the Italian radical MEP Emma Bonino, have closed the Conference by adopting the “Bamako declaration for the abandonment of FGM”.
The declaration integrates the recommendations of the working groups calling for, among others, the application at national level of the Maputo Protocol obligations regarding the fight against FGM, through the enactment of specific legislations as well as other adequate measures, in particular such as information and prevention campaigns.
The objective is to put a final end to this practice, considered as a violation of fundamental human rights, as stated by the representatives of governments, parliaments and civil society from the eight countries participating to the Conference.
At the beginning of the closing ceremony, participants have observed a minute of silence in memory of the President of Radicali Italiani Luca Coscioni.
For further information, contact Mr Nicola Giovannini, tel: +32 2 548 39 14; fax: +32 2 548 39 19; email: ngiovannini@npwj.org
Gli iscritti e contribuenti 2012
| FRANCESCA T. MILANO | 200 euro |
| EUFEMIA T. MUGGIO' | 200 euro |
| AMBROGIO S. CASSINA DE' PECCHI | 200 euro |
| PIER PAOLO S. FROSINONE | 200 euro |
| DAVIDE R. MILANO | 200 euro |
| LORENA P. MONZA | 200 euro |
| DAVIDE L. MANTOVA | 200 euro |
| PAOLO G. ROMA | 200 euro |
| MARTA G. ROMA | 200 euro |
| ANNA MARIA D. ROMA | 200 euro |
| Total SUM | 397.572 euro |
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FGM
FGM: Caucus of women parliamentarians of the UIP-IGAD in support of a UNGA Resolution
03/10/2005
FGM U.N./DOCUMENTS
Written statement on Item 12: Integration of the human rights of women and the gender perspective
09/16/2004
EVENTS/DEMONSTRATIONS FGM
KENYA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION: SPEECH OF EMMA BONINO
08/10/2004
FGM U.N./DOCUMENTS
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