12/09/2019 – December 10 – Day 16: Human Rights Day
12/08/2019 – December 9 – Day 15: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
12/07/2019 – December 8 – Day 14: Ending Child Marriage
12/06/2019 – December 7 – Day 13: Engaging Allies
12/05/2019 – December 6 – Day 12: International Volunteer Day
12/04/2019 – December 5 – Day 11: International Volunteer Day
12/03/2019 – December 4 – Day 10: Health Consequences of Violence
12/02/2019 – December 3 – Day 9: Human Trafficking
12/01/2019 – December 2 – Day 8: Intimate Partner Violence
11/30/2019 – December 1 – Day 7: World Aids Day
11/29/2019 – November 30th – Day 6: Rape Culture and Reporting
11/28/2019 – November 29th – Day 5: Women Human Rights Defenders
11/27/2019 – Day 4: November 28-Ending Child Marriage
11/26/2019 – November 27th – Day 3: Ending Child Marriage
11/25/2019 – November 26th – Day 2: Disability and Violence
11/24/2019 – Tomorrow starts the 16 Days of Activism 2019
In the past couple of years, a movement, especially across social media, has begun to bring to light the reality many women and girls face daily in terms of abuse and violence. The UN Women’s theme is:
Orange the World: Generation Equality Stands against Rape!
Main hashtags: #orangetheworld and #GenerationEquality.
The aim is to draw together all UNiTE networks, the UN system, government partners, civil society, schools and universities, the private sector, sports associations, and individuals work with and support survivor advocates and women’s human rights defenders who are working to prevent and end violence against women and girls.
To support the UN Secretary-General’s system-wide campaign UNiTE to End Violence against Women, and build public engagement, UN Women launched Say NO – UNiTE to …
#ZontaSaysNo
#EndChildMarriage
#16Days