Workshop attendees recommended that prison authorities take into account the health needs of female prisoners, provide better and more food, as well as sanitary pads, towels, and clothes. (Photo: Marwan Tahtah)
Workshop attendees recommended that prison authorities take into account the health needs of female prisoners, provide better and more food, as well as sanitary pads, towels, and clothes. (Photo: Marwan Tahtah)
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Press conference invitation

RDFL February 4, 2015
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The partners including Women Democratic Gathering (RDFL), Dar Al Amal (DAA), Caritas-Lebanon Migrant Center (CLMC), and  Diakonia are cordially inviting you to attend the closing press conference within the “Promoting Human Rights Policy and Practice in Lebanese Women’s Prisons” project; it is aiming to announce the evaluation report around the conditions in the Lebanese prisons. The report presents women’s prisons situation and main recommendations which must be taken into account whether in legal texts or in the adopted practices with women prisoners.

Location: Bar Association in Beirut- Beit El Mouhami

Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Time: 10:30 a.m.

 

About the project:

Promoting Human Rights Policy and Practice in Lebanese Women’s Prisons” is a project aimed to improve situation inside women’s prisons in Lebanon to meet international human rights standards through amending the adopted policies and laying rights based mechanisms which ensure women prisoners’ rights within Human rights.

 

For more information, and to confirm or regret your participation, please contact us at:

The Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering- RDFL

Tel/Fax: 01-425503/ 01-425504/ mobile: 03-517233

E-mail: communications@lebanonprisons.org

 

 

 

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The Lebanese Democratic Women’s Gathering is a secular non-governmental women organization which works with the democratic forces and represents a part of the advocacy secular democratic women’s movement, on the basis of international pacts and treaties, as well as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Universal Declaration on the Elimination of Violence Against Women, in order to promote women’s status and participation and empower them, aiming at achieving full equality between both sexes.