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Scoop Full Coverage: Women's Day 2007

Friday, 9 March 2007, 11:29 am
Article: Scoop Full Coverage

Scoop Full Coverage: Women's Day 2007

Women's Affairs: 30th International Women's Day - On Thursday 8th March Amnesty International groups around New Zealand and the globe will be celebrating International Women's Day with infostalls, appeals and candle-lit vigils. Activist groups will be lighting 180 candles, signifying both 30 years of UN recognition of International Women's Day and the 150th Anniversary of the first known industrial protest organised by women on 8 March 1857. See... 30 years of International Women's Day
NEW ZEALAND:

  • Auckland Protest - Supporters and Rape Survivors Call for Changes
  • National Council of Women - IWD Highlights Violence Towards Women
  • CTU - Quality Work For Women Needed
  • CTU - Pay DVD Useful Resource for Women
  • NZEI - Equal Pay DVD Launched
  • Preventing Violence in the Home - Family Violence Experts Warn New Courts
  • Greens - Police need to convince women culture has changed
  • United Future - Not all women want day-care and day-jobs
    WORLD:
  • Secretariat of the Pacific Community - Status of Pacific girls and women
  • US State Department - First International Women of Courage Awards
  • US State Department - UNGA Debate on the Promotion of Gender Equality
  • US State Department - Condoleezza Rice: International Women's Day
  • Organization for Women's Liberation - No to Women's Oppression
  • Secretariat of the Pacific Community - Intl Women's Day: Culture no excuse for violence
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