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RESOLUTION 1325
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Commission on the Status of Women
(CSW), 50th Session
27 February - 10 March 2006,
United Nations, New York
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Bureau of the Commission on the Status of Women
(fiftieth and fifty-first sessions) comprises the following
members:
* H.E. Ms. Carmen María Gallardo (El Salvador), Chairperson
* Mrs. Adekunbi Abibat Sonaike (Nigeria), Vice Chairperson
* Ms. Szilvia Szabo (Hungary), Vice Chairperson
* Mr. Tom Woodroffe (United Kingdom), Vice Chairperson
* Mr. Dicky Komar (Indonesia), Vice Chairperson
The Commission's
45 members are elected by ECOSOC for a period of four years
and are appointed by Governments on a regional basis:
African States:
13
Asian States: 11
Eastern European States: 4
Latin American/Caribbean States: 9
Western European/Other States: 8
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