The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum's (MICR) new exhibition called “Who Cares” looks at the history of humanitarian action through the lens of gender and diversity.

The Global Survivors Fund and its Ukrainian partners EUCCI, Blue Bird and Truth Hounds invite you to the Launch of the Study on Reparations for Survivors of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Ukraine: Opportunities and Prospects, a hybrid side-event to the 50th Session of the UN Human Rights Council.

Please join the event along with survivors, representatives of the government of Ukraine, members of the international community and other key stakeholders for a dialogue on the status, challenges and the way forward for reparations for survivors and victims in Ukraine.

Despite growing attention to the menstrual hygiene needs of women and girls in different geographical contexts, menstrual hygiene management continues to be an issue that is frequently overlooked or poorly addressed.

The event will explore good practices and efforts being undertaken to address, prevent and, ultimately, eradicate sexual harassment through an intersectional approach and continue the dialogue on our joint efforts to prevent sexual harassment across the UN system and beyond. It is jointly organized by the CEB Task Force on Addressing Sexual Harassment, the UN Secretariat and UN Women.   

Over the past decade, gender equality has arrived at the centre stage of diplomacy. More and more states have made claims to promoting pro-gender norms, women’s rights, and equal participation in global affairs. And yet, if we look at who is doing diplomacy, we find a continuous overrepresentation of men.

To mark International Women's Day, the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty will be holding a spotlight session to showcase its contributions to the nexus between climate crisis, natural hazards and women’s well-being.