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Vesna Ivanovikj-Castarede (centre), the Gender and Anti-Trafficking Officer of the OSCE Programme Office in Dushanbe, Saidjafar Usmonzoda (centre-left), member of Tajik Parliament and Head of Democratic Party of Tajikistan, members of Tajikistan’s parliament and Tajik Men Engage Network, politicians, young gender champions and civil society representatives during a one-day train-the-trainers course “No excuses”, Dushanbe, 27 November 2018.

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Representatives of civil society organizations and staff of the OSCE Programme Office in Dushanbe holding orange umbrellas with the slogan “Join us to eliminate violence against women”, Dushanbe, 23 November 2018.

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Vesna Ivanovikj-Castarede (l), Gender and Anti-Trafficking Officer at the OSCE Programme Office, and participants of train-the-trainer course on gender-responsive conflict prevention during a practical session, Dushanbe, 19 October 2018.

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Police officers during a three-day training course on best practices in responding to cases of domestic violence, Khujand, 11 October 2018.

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Vesna Ivanovikj-Castarede (centre-left), the Gender and Anti-Trafficking Officer of the OSCE Programme Office in Dushanbe, Gjulumser Kasapi (centre-right), the Chair of the Women's Parliamentary Club and Tajik Gender Champions pose for a group photo in Skopje, 27 July 2018.

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OSCE supports study visit to Paris for Tajik women politicians

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The purpose of the study visit was to learn the French experience on gender equality and gender parity from high-level French officials and French prominent gender experts. The visit allowed to establish networks and links between two Parliaments and between Tajik women politicians and their French

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Khairiniso Yusufi (centre-right), Vice Speaker of the Tajik Parliament, presenting a Tajik handmade wall decoration ‘Suzani’ to the Senator Annick Billon (centre-left), the President of the delegation of women in the French Senate, Paris, 14 June 2018.

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The Japanese delegation, accompanied by H.E. Hajime Kitaoka (r), Ambassador of Japan to the Republic of Tajikistan and Ambassador Tuula Yrjölä (c), Head of the OSCE Programme Office visiting the OSCE-supported Women’s Resource Centre (WRC) in Khuroson, Khatlon region, 7 June 2018.

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16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence campaign in Tajikistan

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The 2017 statistics from the OSCE-supported Women’s Resource Centres and Tajikistan’s Interior Ministry showed that most of the victims of domestic violence were women and girls. Women face specific barriers to justice, not only in cases of domestic violence, but also because they lack knowledge

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Professional actors from Kurgan-Tyube’s Regional Theatre of Musical Comedy named after Ato Mukhammedjanov performing a scene on a school stage dedicated to 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, Khuroson District, Ayni Jamoat of Kurgan-Tyube, 27 November 2017.

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16 Days of activism against gender-based violence campaign reaches remote corners of Tajikistan

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As part of the 16 Days of activism against gender-based violence global campaign, the OSCE Office in Tajikistan organized a nationwide awareness-raising drive in five target regions focusing on remote areas. The campaign was conducted from 25 November to 10 December 2016 and covered 42 settlements. Events included mobile theatre performances, television and radio programmes, interactive information sessions as well as thematic meetings. The campaign reached 495,700 people across Tajikistan through TV and radio programmes and 4,302 people – including 3,016 women and 1,286 men, were involved through information sessions, a theatre performance and flash mobs.

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Staff of the OSCE-supported Women's Resource Centre in Kulyab wearing orange scarves in solidarity with the campaign to end violence against women and distributing posters ‘Together We Can Fight Domestic Violence’ to the participants of the campaign, Kulyab Jamoat, Khatlon region.