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NGO · Belgium
NGO · Belgium
Combating violence against women and domestic violence · Prevention of harmful practices against women and girls
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End FGM European Network · filed 17 May 2022 · source
The End FGM European Network (End FGM EU) represents 32 organisations across 15 European countries. End FGM EU strongly welcomes the first ever Proposal for a Directive to combat violence against women and domestic violence. This is a key milestone in the EU’s battle against gender-based violence, for victims support and the achievement of gender equality.
Garance ASBL · filed 18 May 2022 · source
The focus of the directive is to criminalise GBV. While this gives a strong signal that GBV is unacceptable in the European Union, it is an insufficient tool to combat violence and to protect victims, as the title of the draft directive promises. Criminalisation is not a solution that actually works, and it is not cost-efficient (see attachment). What does work and what is cost-efficient is prevention, i.e.
End FGM European Network · filed 30 May 2022 · source
The End FGM European Network (End FGM EU) represents 32 organisations across 15 European countries. End FGM EU strongly welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to adopt a Recommendation on the Prevention of harmful practices against women and girls.
Garance ASBL · filed 30 May 2022 · source
Garance asbl welcomes the initiatives of the European Commission to address harmful practices against women and girls. Firstly, harmful practices are a form of gender-based violence, and gender-based violence is a harmful practices. Therefore, the two current initiatives on these issues should be developed together or even merged in order to avoid any gaps in the provision of rights and services in the EU.
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