Prostitution is not a “work” but a cruel form of exploitation and discrimination<\/a> March 8 \u2013 A Day of Rights, Witches, Flowers, or Mothers?<\/a> Stefania KULAEVA<\/em><\/p>\n Situation of women human rights defenders. The Report of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders<\/a><\/p>\n Solidarity in fighting against violence<\/a> Stefania KULAEVA<\/em><\/p>\n Istanbul Convention in Eastern Europe<\/a> Patrycja POMPALA<\/em><\/p>\n Revisions of Professional Bans for Women: An Ill-Conceived Shortening of the List of Banned Professions in Kazakhstan and Red Tape in Russia<\/a> Inessa SAKHNO<\/em><\/p>\n Official Doublespeak when it Comes to Supporting Mothers<\/a> Interview with Aina Shormanbayeva, president of the International Legal Initiative Foundation (Kazakhstan)<\/p>\n Discrimination Disguised as Labor Protection: #AllJobs4AllWomen in Belarus<\/a><\/p>\n The Situation of Female Tractor Operators in Contemporary Belarus<\/a> Irina SOLOMATINA<\/em><\/p>\n CEDAW and CESCR Experts Call for Repeal of the List of Jobs Banned for Women<\/a><\/p>\n CESCR recommended Turkmenistan to abolish prohibitions on professions for women<\/a><\/p>\n
\nInterview with Gr\u00e9goire Th\u00e9ry, Co-founder and executive director of the Coalition for the Abolition of Prostitution (CAP international)<\/p>\n