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28-11-2018 - 09:44

The next FEMM Committee meetings will be held on:

Wednesday 23 January 2019, 9.00 - 12.30, room TBC, Brussels

All the meetings are broadcast live and recorded unless otherwise indicated.

Domestic Sexual Abuse of Girls – New Study

28-11-2018 - 10:22

The study provides a definition and conceptual model of domestic sexual abuse of girls, as well as analyses of prevalence and risk factors across the EU. It goes on to review policies and actions to address domestic sexual abuse of girls at the EU and Member State levels, and sets out case studies of four countries (Poland, Sweden, Spain and the United Kingdom). It ends by providing recommendations for Member States and EU institutions.

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Gender mainstreaming in the European Parliament - Vote - 27.11.2018

28-11-2018 - 10:22

The rapporteur, Ms Angelika Mlinar (ALDE, Austria), takes stock in the draft report of the state of play inside the Parliament on promoting and achieving gender mainstreaming, both in its administration and at the political level.
Gender mainstreaming is used as one of the means to advance gender equality in the Parliament. The rapporteur assesses progress made over the last two years (since the previous report on gender mainstreaming was adopted), welcomes all the achievements and underlines the shortcomings. The draft report gives concrete recommendations on how to further improve the situation, including some recommendations for the 2019-2024 parliamentary term.
The FEMM Committee held exchange of views on the draft report on 10 October. The report was adopted by 19 votes in favour to 6 votes against with no abstentions.

Backlash in Women’s Rights in the EU - Vote - 27.11.2018

28-11-2018 - 10:21

Backlash in Women's Rights Pimenta Lopes

Recently the world has witnessed a trend pointing to a growing backlash against women's rights and gender equality. The rapporteur, Mr Joao Pimenta Lopes (GUE/NGL, Portugal), and the Members bring to the attention, among other risks, the attempts to limit women's decisions over their bodies and lives, the promotion of discrimination and violence towards LGBTI people, or the lack of efforts on the prevention and combating of violence against women.
The rapporteur would like to put forward several questions to the Commission about its strategy of dealing with the rising backlash against women's rights and gender equality in the EU. Specifically, the Members are interested to know whether the Commission is working to identify the main causes of the backlash at EU level. The motion for a resolution was adopted by 17 votes in favour to 5 votes against with 3 abstentions.

Justice programme - Vote - 27.11.2018

28-11-2018 - 10:18

The draft opinion, whose rapporteur is Ms Angelika Mlinar (ALDE, Austria), aims at introducing the gender perspective in the proposed MFF Justice Programme. The rapporteur considers that the EU's justice system does not deliver adequate justice and protection to women and girls and consequently, victims of gender-based violence do not receive the necessary support. The text calls for a gender-sensitive access to justice for all as a principle of the functioning of a European area of Justice. It also calls to support and promote judicial training taking into consideration the gender perspective and supporting the rights of victims of crime.
The rapporteur highlights the importance of supporting the work of civil society organisations and underlines the need for gender and age disaggregated data and indicators to report on the progress of the Programme. The opinion was adopted by 18 votes in favour to 2 votes against, with 4 abstentions.

Backlash in Women’s Rights in the EU - Hearing - 27.11.2018

28-11-2018 - 09:50

Human Rights Are Women's Rights and Women's Rights are Human Rights

While the progress of women's rights and the achievement of gender equality are fundamental values of the EU, we are currently witnessing a number of backlashes in these areas. Gender equality policies, sexual education and women's reproductive rights are questioned. We can see general tendencies, but in some Member States the situation seems to be particularly worrying. In recent years, anti-abortion campaigns, smear campaigns against women's rights organisations or de-funding of feminist organisations have been seen. This seems to hinder the proper functioning of civil society organisations, but also risks to create a climate in which societal progress and human rights are not valued and respected. FEMM members discussed with Katrine Thomasen (Centre for Reproductive Rights), Christian Berger and Lena Jäger (Frauenvolksbegehren) and Virginija Langbakk (EIGE) the current state of the backlash and the way forward.

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