关于妇女权益保护的决议草案(模联用)

DRAFT RESOLUTION

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Committee: Human Rights Council

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Topic: Promotion and protection for the rights of women

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Sponsors:Argentina, Belgium, China, Costa Rica France, Germany, Haiti, 5

India, Italy, Jordan, Kyrgyzstan,Lebanon, Maldives, Malaysia, Netherland, 6

Qatar, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Tunisia, Nigeria, Uganda,

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Signatories:, Kuwait, Zimbabwe, Senegal, the USA, Cuba, Thailand, 9

Uzbekistan, Panama, Peru

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The General Assembly,

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Guided by the Chapter of the United Nations, as well as the Convention on the 17

Elimination of allDiscriminations against Women, and the Beijing Declaration 18

and the Platform for Action,

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Approving that the measures which the previous Draft Resolution has taken into 21

account,

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Recalling the Millennium Development Goals-promoting gender equality and 24

improving maternal health, which should be implemented before the deadlines 25

and all the countries have a share in this issue,

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Recognizing also that the full implementation of the human rights of women and 28

of the girl child, as an inalienable, integral and indivisible part of all human 29

rights and fundamental freedoms, is essential for the advancement of women,

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Emphasizing that empowering women is a critical factor in the eradication of 32

poverty, since women constitute the majority of people living in poverty and 33

contribute to the economy and to the combating of poverty 34

through both their unremunerated and remunerated work at home, in the 35

community, and in the workplace

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Reaffirming the importance of the outcome of the Fourth World Conference on 38

Women held in Beijing from 4 to 15 September 1995, as well as all the United 39

Nations major conferences and summits organized since 1990, in particular the 40

World Summit for Social Development held in Copenhagen in March 1995,

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Bearing in mind that reproductive rights are one of the basic concerns of 43

therights of women, which are crucial not only to the pregnant women but also 44

for the basic rights for the children, and more considerations should be taken 45

especially in the developing countries,

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Considering all the policies and recommendations, including the official and 48

non-official, should be made with the certain national basic conditions being put 49

into consideration, particular matters demand particular analysis, including 50

women’s right problem in Latin America countries (based on PP3 res 63/229, p.

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32 and 33 report E/2010/4E/CN.6/2010/2, and p. 7 A/res/S-23/3);

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Reproductive rights

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1.Notes that reproductive rights rest on the recognition of the basic right of all 55

couples and individuals to decide freely and responsibly the number, spacing 56

and timing of their children and to have the information and means to do so, 57

and the right to attain the highest standard of sexual and reproductive 58

health:

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a)Calls for the implementations on the legislation to reduce theabortion

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rates of each member states, and correspondent supervisingmechanism is 61

essentially needed, and each member states should hand in a deadline 62

about thefulfillment of the implementation of the actions,

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b)Encourages governments as well as the non-governmental organizations

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to take part in the propaganda on women’s reproductive rights, including 65

thehealth issue as well as the social issue,

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2.Decides to set up a sub commission in the Commission on the Status of 68

Women to ensure the basic reproductive rights being truly protected and to 69

speed up for the achievement in the MDGs under the topic of improving 70

maternal health in recent 5 years:

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a)Encourages all the responsible members to chair the committee in turns,

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in order to enlarge the amount of people involved in the management 73

and be aware of the seriousness of the topic,

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b)The departments should be divided according to the different situations

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such as proper abortion, healthcare insurance during thepregnancies, the 76

decision making of the child policy, education and assistances in the 77

endangered regions and the application of the funding,

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3.Decides to provide assistances to prevent the coerced pregnancies, 79

especially the female in the conflict regions, where sexual violence 80

sometimes comes out as a way of invasion and exploitation:

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a)Urges member states to take immediate and effective measures to prevent

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any form of harassment to women, including implantations on the 83

legislation, such as the punishment,

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4.Urges states to show more concern towards women who are especially 86

vulnerable, including disabled women, immigrant women and women 87

living in chaos caused by war, and:

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