This is a comprehensive report of the WRC’s activities in 2022. All the activities, projects, initiatives are presented by teams.
The policy brief was prepared in November 2023.
This is a comprehensive report of the WRC’s activities in 2022. All the activities, projects, initiatives are presented by teams.
The policy brief was prepared in November 2023.
This joint report is submitted to the UN Human Rights Council by the Coalition for Justice and Human Rights consisting of Protection of Rights without Borders NGO, Democracy Development Foundation, Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center, Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly -Vanadzor, Women’s Resource Center Armenia, Journalists’ Club “Asparez”.
Submitted in April 2023.
This factsheet is prepared by the Advocacy and Policy Development team of the Women Resource Center NGO. It is intended for Government agencies and Civil Society representatives who carry out advocacy activities in this field. The factsheet is based on a rights-based and evidence-based approach.
Submitted in April 2023.
This factsheet is prepared by the Advocacy and Policy Development team of the Women Resource Center NGO. It is intended for Government agencies and Civil Society representatives who carry out advocacy activities in this field. The factsheet is based on a rights-based and evidence-based approach.
Submitted in April 2023.
This factsheet is prepared by the Advocacy and Policy Development team of the Women Resource Center NGO. It is intended for Government agencies and Civil Society representatives who carry out advocacy activities in this field. The factsheet is based on a rights-based and evidence-based approach.
The factsheet was prepared in 2023.
This is a short annotation of Armenian document on Contraceptive access among women and state obligations to provide available, accessible and affordable contraceptives to different groups of women. The aim of this policy paper is to present international legal norms, standards, and experience regarding the right to the availability of contraceptive methods.
The policy paper was developed in 2022.
