GI-ESCR and the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies, Indiana University Bloomington are publishing a key report aimed at CSOs and grassroots movements highlighting the utility of concluding observations from treaty bodies to advance women's rights to land and property. The report includes a case study on the situation in Kenya, where women’s land rights activists, by embedding these statements into their broader advocacy strategies, have leveraged them to bring about tangible change in policy and practice, towards the realisation of women’s rights to land and property.

This report builds up on previous work carried out by GI-ESCR and partner organisations on how to use human rights mechanisms, particularly treaty bodies such as the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW).

Toolkit!

GI-ESCR has also produced a toolkit drawing from the main report, providing practical information and tips on leveraging the concluding observations to advance women’s land and property rights, using the example of the experience in Kenya.

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A PUBLIC WEBINAR will take place on 22 October 2020 to present the report and discuss practical ways to use Concluding Observations to advance women’s land and property rights. #CEDAW #landrights #womensrights #globallyready

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Check out here additional resources on women’s ESC rights on GI-ESCR website.