Enough! That’s what we say, today and every day, to all forms of violence against women and girls. Enough to domestic violence. Enough to rape. Enough to harmful practices like female genital mutilation. And enough to impunity for one of the most flagrant and pervasive violations of human rights. Women and girls have every right to live free from violence, everywhere. They have a right to peace in the home, in public and online. It is time to stand up and say enough to violence not just on one day, but 365 days a year. We must prevent violence. And until we end it, we must provide everything women and girls need to survive and recover, from physical and mental health care to legal aid and support for regaining livelihoods.
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25/11/2020
24/11/2020
“I have achieved my dream; I will fight the world to enable my daughter to achieve her dreams as well”, Hala from #Lattakia said Watch here how Hala’s life has extremely changed after joining the #Women & #Girls #Safe #Space in Lattakia. UN in Syria UNFPA UNFPA Arabic - صندوق الأمم المتحدة للسكان للدول العربية Thansk to our local partner Mosaic Human Relief and Development - موزاييك للإغاثة والتنمية الإنسانية #16_days #GenerationEquality #WeAreWithYou #EndGBV
22/11/2020
Check here what are the latest #Reproductive, #Maternal, #Newborn, #Child and #Adolescent health servcies which are provided in the context of #COVID_19 pandemic?
#World_Health_Organization #WHO #UNICEF #UNFPA #Arab_states
12/11/2020
In November 2019, the #Nairobi_Summit on ICPD25 was held to commemorate the 25th #anniversary of the #International_Conference_on_Population_andDevelopment (ICPD) in 1994.
This documentary looks into the #commitments made by the countries in the #Arab_states region.
#TheMarchContinues #GlobalGoals #NairobiSummit
12/11/2020
In November 2019, the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25 was held to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) in 1994. The objective of the Summit was to galvanize political and financial momentum, as well as to build and strengthen partnerships to complete the unfinished businesses of the ICPD Programme of Action, including as an integral part of the 2030 Agenda and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
The Summit resulted in the “Nairobi Statement on ICPD25 - Accelerating the Promise’, which contains 12 global commitments that are centered around the three zeros towards which UNFPA is working: Zero preventable maternal deaths, zero unmet need for family planning, and zero gender-based violence and harmful practices, including child marriage and female genital mutilation. This documentary looks into the commitments made by the countries in the Arab states region.
#TheMarchContinues #GlobalGoals #NairobiSummit
11/11/2020
"This voucher is very helpful, especially during these hard-living conditions. We cannot afford to buy many items as they are very expensive. Yet now, it is easier to get them through this voucher and to help protecting ourselves from #COVID_19 as well.", Samira told us from #Aleppo
Samira is one of thousands #Syrian #women who are receiving #food & #hygiene items through the. Supporting #Pregnant and #Lactating women with food and hygiene items through the E- Voucher programme is in partnership between the World Food Program and the United Nations Population Fund.
10/11/2020
لكل امرأة " #من_حقك_تحكي"
لأنو بس تحكي راح تلاقي الحل و تعيشي بأمان أكثر
تابعوا معنا قصة حميدة من #اللاذقية
#Lattakia #Empowering_women #Women_Rights
Thanks to our partner Mosaic Human Relief and Development - موزاييك للإغاثة والتنمية الإنساني
02/11/2020
As the Syria crisis enters its 10th year, the situation is especially dire for women and girls, with the effects of COVID-19 compounding the risks and hardships for millions of people inside the country and for refugees around the region.
Today nearly 12 million people in Syria require urgent humanitarian assistance and around 4 million depend on cross-border aid. Some 5.7 million Syrians have fled and are now residing in countries throughout the region.
It is estimated that more than half a million women inside Syria and in host communities throughout the region are pregnant. In some places, pregnant women are refraining from visiting health facilities due to movement restrictions or fears about exposure to the virus. This is putting the lives of women and newborns at risk.
Since January 2020, UNFPA has provided life-saving sexual and reproductive health services to nearly one million people in need in countries affected by the Syria crisis, and delivered essential gender-based violence services. In light of COVID-19, UNFPA and partners are providing personal protective equipment to protect health workers, distributing dignity kits that contain essential hygiene and sanitary supplies, and systemizing the use of telemedicine to ensure continued access to reproductive health services.
02/11/2020
As the Syria crisis enters its 10th year, the situation is especially dire for women and girls, with the effects of COVID-19 compounding the risks and hardships for millions of people inside the country and for refugees around the region.
Today nearly 12 million people in Syria require urgent humanitarian assistance and around 4 million depend on cross-border aid. Some 5.7 million Syrians have fled and are now residing in countries throughout the region.
It is estimated that more than half a million women inside Syria and in host communities throughout the region are pregnant. In some places, pregnant women are refraining from visiting health facilities due to movement restrictions or fears about exposure to the virus. This is putting the lives of women and newborns at risk.
Since January 2020, UNFPA has provided life-saving sexual and reproductive health services to nearly one million people in need in countries affected by the Syria crisis, and delivered essential gender-based violence services. In light of COVID-19, UNFPA and partners are providing personal protective equipment to protect health workers, distributing dignity kits that contain essential hygiene and sanitary supplies, and systemizing the use of telemedicine to ensure continued access to reproductive health services.
02/11/2020
As the Syria crisis enters its 10th year, the situation is especially dire for women and girls, with the effects of COVID-19 compounding the risks and hardships for millions of people inside the country and for refugees around the region.
Today nearly 12 million people in Syria require urgent humanitarian assistance and around 4 million depend on cross-border aid. Some 5.7 million Syrians have fled and are now residing in countries throughout the region.
It is estimated that more than half a million women inside Syria and in host communities throughout the region are pregnant. In some places, pregnant women are refraining from visiting health facilities due to movement restrictions or fears about exposure to the virus. This is putting the lives of women and newborns at risk.
Since January 2020, UNFPA has provided life-saving sexual and reproductive health services to nearly one million people in need in countries affected by the Syria crisis, and delivered essential gender-based violence services. In light of COVID-19, UNFPA and partners are providing personal protective equipment to protect health workers, distributing dignity kits that contain essential hygiene and sanitary supplies, and systemizing the use of telemedicine to ensure continued access to reproductive health services.