Cairo Empowerment Document: A national vision that enhances the civil society partnership in supporting human rights
In a unique experience that reflected the strength and vitality of Egyptian civil society, especially the women’s and human rights movement, the Women’s Leadership Forum launched a national human rights document under the title & quot; Cairo Women’s Empowerment Document: A national vision from Egyptian civil society to support women’s rights in light of the comprehensive periodic review & quot;, And that is during a distinguished national conference held in January 2025 under the title & quot; Egyptian Women’s Rights in light of the comprehensive periodic review: Between recommendations and implementation & quot;
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The Women’s Leadership Forum represents a gathering platform Distinguished parliamentaries from the House of Representatives and the elderly, party and union leaders, in addition to a group of public figures and members of more than 400 Egyptian civil society organizations. Strongly, it enhances the rights of Egyptian women and presents ambitious national visions that support the state’s human rights obligations, especially in issues related to women.
& nbsp; Civil society to play a pivotal role in following up the implementation of the recommendations of the comprehensive periodic review of human rights, as a key partner in the reform and development process.
& nbsp; Which the Egyptian state in the field of empowering women, especially in the context of its commitment to implementing the recommendations issued by the 2019 periodic periodic review of 2019. & nbsp;
& nbsp; Representing women in political life, and the role of initiatives such as & quot; a decent life & quot; In improving the quality of women’s life in the most needy areas. And the launch of national awareness campaigns to change stereotypes. . /p>
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& nbsp; they also indicated that the timing of the document’s issuance enhances its importance, especially with the Egyptian state’s willingness to present its periodic report in Geneva, which makes it a qualitative addition to the national efforts made to promote human rights, and a practical evidence On the partnership between the state and the civil society. Formulating a better future for Egyptian women, it is not only a national vision to enhance women’s rights, but a living testimony that the partnership between the state and civil society is able to achieve reform and development and build a more just and equal society.
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P> The conference was distinguished by the presence of a wide range, where prominent personalities from various fields participated, including journalist Fatima Naot, Dr. Saboura Al -Sayed, member of the Education Committee in the House of Representatives, and MP Al -Mazlawi, a member of the Workforce Committee in the House of Representatives, and Dr. Heba Makram Sharoubim, Member of the Senate, Deputy Amal Salama, member of the Human Rights Committee in the House of Representatives, and Chancellor Mohamed Samir, the spokesperson for the Administrative Prosecution. The attendees also included the engineer Mona Al -Batrawi, Deputy Governor of Cairo, Dr. Randa Fakhr Al -Din, Executive Director of the qualitative federation to combat harmful practices against women, Amna Fazaa, head of the African Women Club, and prominent women leaders from the future parties of the homeland, the protectors of the homeland, the Republican people, and the Egyptian freedom, along with An elite group of representatives of the Bar Association, the National Council for Women, and managers of equal opportunities in Egyptian universities.
