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September 2002 |
CDCC

Attitudes to Domestic Violence in Dominica: Some research findings
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April 2002 |
CDCC

Welcome to new Heads of the Gender Department

In this issue of Gender Dialogue, we wish to congratulate Ms. Ingrid Charles-
Gumbs, St. Kitts and Nevis; Ms. Miriam Roache, Saint Vincent...

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December 2001 |
NU. CEPAL. Sede Subregional para el Caribe

Advancing gender equality in the Caribbean: legislative approaches to sex discrimination

Introduction The 1990s was marked by a process of review of governmental policy towards the attainment of the goal of gender equality and equity...

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December 2001 |
CDCC

The Invisible Majority: what feminist economics can offer
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August 2001 |
CDCC

Thirty-third Board of Presiding Officers Meeting to be held in Port-of-Spain
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April 2001 |
CDCC

Violence against women and “Male Marginalisation” in the Caribbean
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October 2000 |
CDCC

Meeting held on engendering macroeconomic policy
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September 2000 |
CDCC

ECLAC Conducts Training Workshops on Assessing the Impacts of Natural Disasters in the Region
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July 2000 |
CDCC

Gender Dialogue : Message from the Editor
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November 1999 |
NU. CEPAL. Sede Subregional para el Caribe

A review of social development in the Caribbean in the nineties: World Summit for Social Development (WSSD)+5

Summary Following the World Summit for Social Development steps were taken by the entire United Nations system to support national governments in...

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November 1999 |
NU. CEPAL. Sede Subregional para el Caribe

Achieving gender equality: A preliminary documentation on the use of gender planning as part of the gender mainstreaming process among selected Caribbean countries

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