Debates Parlamentares - Diário 019, p. 69 (2022-07-22)

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20. Calls on OSCE participating States to develop or review legislation to prohibitgender-based violence against women journalists and politicians, includingviolence occurring online;

21. Recommends that OSCE participating States review electoral legislation toensure it is effectively addressing violence against women and its impact on thedemocratic process;

22. Encourages parliamentarians of OSCE participating States to demand that theirparliaments review or strengthen parliamentary codes of conduct to ensure theyare effective in responding to gender-based violence against parliamentarians;

23. Calls on the OSCE and OSCE participating States to adopt a gender-sensitiveand intersectional approach in all actions to ensure the safety of journalists andpoliticians, including in conflict situations;

24. Asks all OSCE participating States that have not already done so to develop andimplement National Action Plans on Women, Peace and Security, and to reflectin those plans the key role women journalists and politicians play in conflictprevention and resolution and in post-conflict democratization processes;

25. Strongly recommends that OSCE participating States provide funding to civilsociety organizations that support women’s participation in public life, combatgender-based violence against journalists and politicians, and offer supportservices to women who have been affected by gender-based violence, includingwomen journalists and politicians;

26. Urges the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media and the OSCE Officefor Democratic Institutions and Human Rights to denounce violence againstwomen journalists and politicians, and to draw attention to cases in which womenjournalists and politicians are harassed, detained or imprisoned, including inconflict situations in the OSCE region;

27. Demands the OSCE and the OSCE PA create platforms for the exchange of bestpractices and discussions on how to address violence against women journalistsand politicians;

28. Tasks the OSCE PA International Secretariat to provide training to electionobservers to detect and report acts of violence against women in politics.

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20. Calls on OSCE participating States to develop or review legislation to prohibitgender-based violence against women journalists and politicians, includingviolence occurring online;21. Recommends that OSCE participating States review electoral legislation toensure it is effectively addressing violence against women and its impact on thedemocratic process;22. Encourages parliamentarians of OSCE participating States to demand that theirparliaments review or strengthen parliamentary codes of conduct to ensure theyare effective in responding to gender-based violence against parliamentarians;23. Calls on the OSCE and OSCE participating States to adopt a gender-sensitiveand intersectional approach in all actions to ensure the safety of journalists andpoliticians, including in conflict situations;24. Asks all OSCE participating States that have not already done so to develop andimplement National Action Plans on Women, Peace and Security, and to reflectin those plans the key role women journalists and politicians play in conflictprevention and resolution and in post-conflict democratization processes;25. Strongly recommends that OSCE participating States provide funding to civilsociety organizations that support women’s participation in public life, combatgender-based violence against journalists and politicians, and offer supportservices to women who have been affected by gender-based violence, includingwomen journalists and politicians;26. Urges the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media and the OSCE Officefor Democratic Institutions and Human Rights to denounce violence againstwomen journalists and politicians, and to draw attention to cases in which womenjournalists and politicians are harassed, detained or imprisoned, including inconflict situations in the OSCE region;27. Demands the OSCE and the OSCE PA create platforms for the exchange of bestpractices and discussions on how to address violence against women journalistsand politicians;28. Tasks the OSCE PA International Secretariat to provide training to electionobservers to detect and report acts of violence against women in politics.22 DE JULHO DE 2022 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––69

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