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NGO · France
NGO · Belgium
Combating violence against women and domestic violence · Preventing and combating trafficking in human beings and protecting its victims
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Femmes pour le Dire, Femmes pour Agir · filed 11 Jan 2021 · source
Femmes pour le Dire, Femmes pour Agir (FDFA) based in Paris welcomes this opportunity to engage with the European Commission inception impact assessment proposal for a legislative initiative on preventing and combating gender-based violence and domestic violence. FDFA is an ONG created in 2003 by Maudy Piot to fight against the double discrimination : being a woman and living with a disability.
Lumos Foundation · filed 13 Jan 2021 · source
Gender-based and domestic violence are serious crimes that can cause long term physical, psychological and social harm to the victim. Lumos therefore welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to address the issue of gender-based and domestic violence and to protect victims and punish offenders.
Lumos Foundation · filed 10 Sept 2021 · source
Lumos is an international children’s charity fighting for every child’s right to a family by transforming care systems around the world. An estimated 5.4 million children are trapped in institutions globally including so called orphanages. Research has shown that these institutions can harm a child’s growth and development.
Femmes pour le Dire, Femmes pour Agir · filed 16 Sept 2021 · source
Women for the Dire, Women for Action (FDFA) made some key remarks on the Anti-Trafficking Directive • The Commission must ensure the introduction of minimum requirements in States to criminalise the purchase of sexual services from a victim of trafficking in human beings.
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