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RESOLUTION 1325
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General Assembly (GA)
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| 58th
Session, 2003 |
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Webpage for 58th Session
Resolutions on Women and Gender
[initiated in the GA's Third Committee on Social
Humanitarian and Cultural Matters]
Women
and Political Participation, A/C.3/58/L.17/Rev.1,
30 October 2003
originally tabled by the United States of America
Violence Against Women,
changed to In-depth study
on all forms of violence against women, A/RES/58/185,
18 March 2004, originally tabled by the Netherlands
Future operation of the
International Research and Training Institute for
the Advancement of Women (INSTRAW),
(with budget implications considered by Fifth Committee),
A/RES/58/244, 19 Feb 2004
Implementation of the
outcome of the Fourth World Conference on Women and of the
twenty-third special session of the General Assembly, entitled
Women 2000: gender equality, development and
peace for the twenty-first century, A/RES/58/148,
19 Feb 2004
Women in
Development, A/RES/58/206, 11 Feb 2004
UN Press Releases
Third
Committee Approves Nine Draft Resolutions on Social development,
Human Rights, Advancement of Women; Recorded Votes Taken
on Texts Concerning INSTRAW, Right to Development, UN Role
in Promoting Democracy, GA/SHC/3773, 26 Nov 2003
Gender
Equality Violence Against Women Present Continuing Challenges,
Third Committee Told, as Debate Opens on Women's Issues,
GA/SHC/3744, 13 October 2003
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