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Legislation and national public policy against violence against indigenous women and girls



Institutional legal frameworks and public policies in the countries


Actions for the prevention, protection, healing and reparation against violence against Indigenous Women and Girls



Good practices promoted to confront, eradicate, and prevent violence against indigenous women and girls


POLICY / RULES / PROGRAMS Ending female genital mutilation in rural Uganda
INSTITUTIONALITY Communication for Development Foundation Uganda (CDFU)
SOURCE     https://www.unwomen.org/es/noticias/reportaje/2022/02/erradicar-la-mutilacion-genital-femenina-en-la-uganda-rural

Region

Africa

Indigenous people

Mujeres indígenas

Year

2022

RESUME

With the support of the Spotlight Initiative, UN Women is working with the NGO Communication for Development Foundation Uganda (CDFU) to end the practice of female genital mutilation in rural communities in Uganda. The program uses a methodology called “SASA!”, a comprehensive model that has been very successful in changing harmful social norms through community participation around the world, and especially in Africa. “UN Women and its partners have used the SASA! to change the mindset of community members. The program uses media, messaging and community dialogue to address the root cause and the social dynamics that allow FGM to persist. It is also aimed at older people in the community who are guardians of traditions and social norms"

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Situations of violence collected or received directly through indigenous organizations



Situations of violence collected or received directly through indigenous organizations


Situations of violence compiled or received in the media


Module IV Contribution of International and Multilateral Cooperation to the visibility of Violence against indigenous women and girls



Contribution of International and Multilateral Cooperation to the visibility of Violence against indigenous women and girls