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Policy Declaration on Women in Education and Teachers' Organisations:
The Education International First World Congress meeting in Harare (Zimbabwe) from 19 to 23 July 1995 declares:
Basic principle
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights and should enjoy equality of opportunity in law and practice. Education should be a major means of achieving this goal.
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- ACUT - All Ceylon Union of Teachers
- AIACHE - All India Association for Christian Higher Education
- CTTU - Ceylon Tamil Teachers' Union
- NNTA - Nepal National Teachers' Association
- NTA - Nepal Teachers Association
- AIPTF - All India Primary Teachers' Federation
- SLITU - Sri Lanka Independent Teachers' Union
- Vision
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- Achievements
- Achieve gender equality in teachers’ unions, education and society as a whole.
- To build a strong, proactive, visible and viable network of women in South Asia to promote and achieve gender equality in teachers’ unions, education and society as a whole.
- Organize, unite and unionize women teachers...
- Mobilize, support and encourage women to become more involved and active...
- Ensure adequate and proportionate participation of women in membership, leadership positions and decision making bodies of the teachers’ organization in the South Asia.
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- Formation of women’s committees at various levels with constitutional status.
- Amendments made to the constitutions to increase and ensure proper representation of women in the decision making level.
- Constitutional provisions made to reserve 33% to 50% places for women in all decision making bodies of the unions at all levels.
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- November 8, 2010:
Violence against women in Srilanka
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- SAWN has been actively pursuing:
- Awareness on basic unionism, women’s legal rights and issues such as Violence Against Women, Maternity Protection Benefits, HIV/AIDS, etc.
- Capacity building and leadership development
- Regular meetings of the women’s committees at various levels.
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Maternity Protection Benefits-ILO Convention 183: A Manual
Stop Violence against Women-Brochure
Discriminatory Practices against Girl Children in Curricula
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Maternity Protection Benefits
on activities conducted by All India Primary Teachers’ Federation in four states namely Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Orissa and Maharashtra- Read more...
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