The training was attended by representatives of the Tearfund organization partners, as it included an explanation of this system and how it is used to submit projects and to update information in addition to writing reports.

The tra犀利士 ining included an explanation of the activities information form in general and the most important indicators found in this form. The introduction of this information was applied in practice at the end of the training.

A high-level delegation of active political and civil figures at the regional level participated in the conference, including women activists, representatives and ministries from different parts of the Levant and the Arab Gulf (Jordan, Bahrain, Kuwait, Palestine, Lebanon, Tunisia and Morocco), as Mrs. Khanem Latif, Adviser for Women’s Affairs to His Excellency the President of the Republic of Iraq Mr. Barham Saleh, Mrs. Wafa Bani Mustafa, President of the Parliamentary Coalition in the Arab Countries, Ms. Reem Abu Hassan, former Minister of Social Development in Jordan, Ms. 壯陽藥 Dima Dabous, Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa for Equality Now and Mrs. Asma Khadr, lawyer and A civil activist. The conference focused on discussing national reports and challenges related to legal advocacy in Arab countries.

The conference was concluded with an agreement to establish a unified regional network to develop and implement mechanisms and strategies for teamwork to achieve equality and reduce discrimination in Arab legal legislation.

The training included an introduction to the guide for teenage girls, understanding their needs and life skills, managing sexual violence for teenage girls and reproductive health, identifying sessions to be facilitated by the facilitator, and sho日本藤素 wing videos on safety and children marriages. Participants were also divided into working groups to discuss each other and come up with suggestions and recommendations.

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The workshop targeted a number of activists, members & presidents of different civil society organizations, it included various subjects such as how to write a project proposal and all the details that accompanies that such as preparing, searching and implementing workshops, in addition to the budget strategy and M&E plan, all that included practical training.

The workshop also included a training on peace-building and its various subjects such as violence and its types & concepts, conflicts and their analyses and ways of resolving them and all of that also included practical trainings for each subject.

The workshop was concluded by giving certificates to the participants and listening to their views about the workshop and the most important subjects.

The workshop was attended by many male and female activists, heads and members of local c壯陽藥 yle=”font-size:0px; color:#ff0000;”>犀利士 ivil society organizations, as it included an introduction to the organization and its activities with an introduction to the role of human rights defenders in monitoring violations, how to monitor using United Nations mechanisms in addition to using the new Ceasfire Online Reporting Tool to report violations.

The workshop was concluded by giving certificates of participation and listening to the opinions of the participants on the most important things that were discussed during the workshop.

The training included the basic conditions adopted in interviewing survivors of sexual violence in conflict and how to identify the priorities and needs of women victims and expressive narratives as means of treatment and documentation, in addition to interviews techniques and general principles in collecting stories of women victims confidentiality and the importance of credibility, neutrality and respect for information.

The workshop also included ice-breaker exercise with some practical exercises in playing roles (researcher and survivor) to learn how to interview women survivors and how to identify their needs.

The training workshop was concluded by submitting suggestions for the upcoming workshops, followed by submitting certificates of participation to attendees.

The training included human trafficking concepts, elements and international framework, victims identifying mechanisms, civil society organizations and human trafficking role unite in protecting the victims with training in social, psychological and legal consultation line and referring mechanisms and case monitoring.

The association representative cleared out the human trafficking reality in Iraq and the truth of the the house of victims and Iraqi judiciary’s way of dealing with the victims in line with the adopted law in these cases.

The session was attended by Member of the High Commission Mrs. Fatina Al-Halfi Mr. Sa’aran Al-Aajibi, member of the Security and Defense Committee and a representative of the Saairon party, Mr. Hatif, a representative of studies and researches in the Iraqi Council of Representatives, and Ms. Vian, a representative of civil society organizations. The session was facilitated by Ms. Amal Kabashi, whose debates were held between those who supported the adoption of the draft law against domestic violence and those who opposed it. Meanwhile, both sides gave reasons for acceptance and justification for refusal and between persuasion and persistence.

The session concluded with opposing views without reaching a consensus formula to pass the draft law against domestic violence.