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IWMF Global Media Report October 2011
Global Report on the Staus of Women in the Media (396pp).
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Guide to CEDAW
Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) Articles - summarised content
Highland Business Women's Club
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World Health Organisation - 10 Facts About Women's Health
While life expectancy is higher for women than men in most countries, a number of health and social factors combine to create a lower quality of life for women. Unequal access to information, care and basic health practices further increases the health risks for women.
Discrimination on the basis of their sex leads to many health hazards for women, including physical and sexual violence, sexually-transmitted infections, HIV/AIDS, malaria and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Tobacco use is a growing threat among young women, and mortality rates during pregnancy and childbirth remain high in developing countries.
This fact file highlights 10 key areas that have serious consequences for women's health.
Report on the Future Delivery of Public Services - Christie Report
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