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Sawt al-Nisa February 2012 issue
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Voice of Women - Arabic version
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SWOP launched in the Gaza Strip
The State of World Population Report 2011 was launched on 14 December during an official celebration that took place in Gaza, an event that was... Read more
Midwifery job description workshop
Media outlets reported on13 December 2011 on the midwifery job description workshop that was organized by the Ministry of Health and funded by UNFPA. “Maternal mortality rate can be decreased with... Read more
Al-Najah National University organizes its annual film festival
Media outlets reported on 12 December 2011 on the film festival celebrations that was organized by the Media Department at the An- Najah National University in Nablus, in coordination with the... Read more
GBV Workshop by Ministry of Health
Outlet reported on 9 December on the 2-day GBV workshop organized in Nablus by Women’s Health Development Directorate/Ministry of Health (WHDD/MoH) and targeted employees from the different... Read more
GBV workshop organized in Jenin
Multimedia outlets reported on 6 December 2011 on the workshop that was organized by Rehabilitation Center for the Girls/Ministry of Social Affairs, where participants from American... Read more
Palestinian Violence Survey results launched
Media outlets reported on the violence survey results launched on 6 December 2011 by the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) in... Read more
Polygamy control!
Outlet reported on 2 December 2011 on the film entitled “Sour Bread” that discussed polygamy. The discussion brought together religious leaders, womens’ organizations, coalitions, and journalists... Read more
World Aids Day and GBV campaigns
Outlets reported on 2 December 2011 on the World Aids Campaign and GBV celebrations that was organized by the Ministry of Health and An-Najah National University, respectively, both funded by UNFPA,... Read more