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Formal civil society statement addressing gaps in international human rights law concerning violence, abuse, neglect and discrimination against older persons and advocating for a dedicated UN convention.
Title:
INPEA Statement at the Multistakeholder Meeting on the Human Rights of Older Persons
Date:
29–30 August 2022
Session:
Session 1 – Limitations and gaps of selected human rights norms and obligations
Organization:
International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse (INPEA)
Speaker:
Silvia Perel-Levin
Event Type:
Multistakeholder Meeting
Subject:
Human rights of older persons
Key Themes:
Violence, abuse and neglect of older persons; age discrimination; gaps in international legal frameworks; proposal for a UN Convention on the Rights of Older Persons
Referenced Instruments:
Existing international human rights treaties; Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing
Context:
COVID-19 pandemic and recovery efforts
Audience:
Distinguished panelists and meeting participants
Type of Document:
Formal statement
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Year:
2019
Region / City:
Geneva
Topic:
Ending violence against women and girls
Document Type:
Statement
Organization / Institution:
United Nations
Author:
Ms. Dubravka Šimonovic, UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women, its causes and consequences
Target Audience:
Governments, NGOs, International organizations, Human rights advocates
Period of Effectiveness:
2019
Approval Date:
29 October 2019
Date of Changes:
Not specified
Event:
Two-day colloquium
Dates:
29–30 May 2025
Venue:
St John’s College, University of Oxford
Location:
Oxford
Subject:
Aesthetic education and literary studies
Format:
Academic panels and plenary session
Speakers:
Erik Bachman; Amit Chaudhuri; Rosinka Chaudhuri; Jennifer Gossetti-Ferencei; Peter McDonald; Tim Mehigan; Yi-Ping Ong; Lloyd Pratt; Gisèle Sapiro; Noël Sugimura; Linda Zerilli; Abigail Zitin
Organising institution:
University of Oxford
Audience:
Public
Disciplines involved:
English; Modern Languages; Philosophy; Political Theory; Sociology
Event:
Greece/Netherlands Industry Days with focus on Aerospace Systems
Dates:
29–30 October 2024
Address (29 October 2024):
Rigillis 1 & Vasilissis Sofias (Pavlou Mela Square)
Location (30 October 2024):
Hellenic Aerospace Industry S.A. (HAI) Plant, Schimatari
Main Theme:
Aerospace Systems and F-35 Programme
Type of Document:
Tentative agenda / event programme
Organizing Entities:
Hellenic Aerospace Security & Defense Industries Group (HASDIG); Netherlands Industries for Defence & Security (NIDV)
Participating Institutions:
Hellenic Air Force (HAF); Royal Netherlands Air Force (RNLAF); Hellenic General Directorate for Defence Investment and Armaments (GDDIA); Hellenic Aerospace Industry S.A. (HAI)
Key Topics:
F-35 operations, MRO and logistics, industry cooperation, B2B and B2G meetings
Participants:
Government representatives, defence industry companies, aerospace sector executives
Geographical Scope:
Greece and the Netherlands
Programme Elements:
Welcome speeches, presentations, networking sessions, B2B/B2G meetings, guided tour of HAI premises
Event:
Preconference Sessions and Main Conference
Dates:
Tuesday, May 29 and Wednesday, May 30
Thematic Focus:
Affordable Housing Finance and Green Building
Session Type:
Workshops and Conference Sessions
Organizing Institutions:
World Bank and IFC
Program Components:
EDGE Workshop; Global Community for Secondary Mortgage Market Institutions Launch Workshop; Thematic Conference Sessions
Key Topics:
Green building certification; Secondary mortgage markets; Informal income underwriting; Technology in housing finance; Global housing finance trends
Speakers and Contributors:
Andrey Milyutin; Ommid Saberi; Ashwani Kumar Tripathi; Chandrima Das; Anuj Mehra; Sumedha Naik; Julie Abrams; Deo Tripathi; Sushil Agarwal; Suleiman Hassan; Iván Kerr; Renu Karnad; Mourad Limam; Sergio Furio; Tonko Gast; Cha-Ly Koh; Claude Clodomir; Kecia Rust; Vidhee Garg; Ernesto Infante Barbosa
Moderators:
Friedemann Roy; Srijan Kaushik; Alfonso Garcia Mora; Britt Gwinner
Geographical Scope:
Global, with case studies from India, Nigeria, Argentina, UAE, Netherlands, Indonesia, Brazil, Malaysia, Haiti, Mexico, and Africa
Related Initiative:
EDGE (Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies)
Year:
2022
Region / City:
Kishishe, Rutshuru Territory, North Kivu, DRC
Topic:
Massacres of civilians / Human rights violations
Document Type:
Press release
Organization / Institution:
Secretariat of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region
Date of Release:
6 December 2022
Target Audience:
International community, governments, humanitarian organizations
Related Events:
National mourning declared in DRC for three days
Call to Action:
Respect Luanda Roadmap, ceasefire, withdrawal of M23 forces, independent investigation
Contextual Risk:
Ongoing conflict and volatile security situation
Condolences:
Expressed to Government of DRC and Congolese people
Organization:
Washington Financial Aid Association (WFAA)
Document Type:
Quarterly officer/committee report
Service Year:
2017/2018
Meeting:
Executive Council Meeting
Meeting Dates:
May 29–30, 2019
Committee / Office:
Electronic Services Chair
Officer / Committee Chair:
Rob Clarke
Region:
Washington State, United States
Subject:
Association governance, website management, and committee activities
Reporting Period:
January–May 29, 2019
Key Activities:
Website updates, job posting publication, conference content updates, homepage revisions, membership auto-renewal communication coordination
Website Platform Mentioned:
MemberClicks
Budget Status:
N/A
Event Information:
N/A
Suggested Operational Changes:
Separation of job posting duties and general website editing responsibilities within the role
Year:
2019
Region / City:
Austin, Texas, United States
Venue:
Omni Southpark
Topic:
Juvenile justice legislation and policy updates
Document Type:
Conference program / event schedule
Organizing Institution:
Texas Juvenile Justice Department
Event:
Post-Legislative Conference
Related Legislative Session:
86th Texas Legislative Session
Dates:
July 29–30, 2019
Participants:
Attorneys, juvenile probation personnel, county judges, law enforcement officers, juvenile justice professionals
Continuing Education:
TJJD Certification for Credit; MCLE; TAC; TCOLE
Maximum Credit Hours:
8.0 hours
Speakers:
Seth Christensen; Kristi Taylor; Emily Anderson; Quyona Gregg; Kristene Blackstone; Jill Mata; Sean Grove; Karol Davidson; Kaci Singer; Jenna Malsbary
Subject Areas:
juvenile justice system appropriations; mental health; human trafficking; sex offenses; education programs; courts and government agencies; penal code and substance-related offenses
Year:
2025
Place:
Brussels, Belgium
Institution:
European Economic and Social Committee
Type of document:
Record of proceedings
Session:
596th plenary session
Meeting date:
29–30 April 2025
Agenda item:
7
Policy area:
EU cohesion policy
Legislative references:
COM(2025) 123 final – 2025/0084 (COD); COM(2025) 164 final – 2025/0085 (COD)
Related legislation:
Regulations (EU) 2021/1058, (EU) 2021/1056, (EU) 2021/1057
Section responsible:
Section for Economic and Monetary Union and Economic and Social Cohesion
Rapporteur-general:
David Sventek
Section president:
Ioannis Vardakastanis
Participants in debate:
Florian Marin; Stefano Palmieri; Séamus Boland; Konstantinos Diamantouros; Tatjana Babrauskienė; Ioannis Vardakastanis; Pietro Francesco De Lotto; Andris Gobiņš; Katrīna Zariņa; Corina Andrea Murafa Benga; Alberto Marchiori
Decision:
Opinion adopted
Voting result:
202 votes in favour, 2 abstentions
Subject:
Mid-term review of cohesion policy for the 2021–2027 programming period
Year:
2023
Region / City:
Brunei Darussalam
Theme:
Vegetable research and development
Document Type:
Meeting report
Organization / Institution:
ASEAN-AVRDC Regional Network (AARNET)
Author:
AARNET Secretariat
Participants:
Delegates from nine ASEAN Member States and WorldVeg representatives
Event Date:
29–30 May 2023
Venue:
Universiti Teknologi Brunei
Projects Discussed:
Phthorimaea absoluta pest management, insect-pest resistance in tomato breeding, sustainable protected cultivation of vegetables, biocontrol-based integrated pest management
Funding Sources:
Japan ASEAN Integration Fund (JAIF), Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Annexes:
Delegates list, agenda, project presentations, final reports
Organization:
Ridgewood Crew
Document Type:
Press Release
Date:
April 29–30, 2023
Location:
Ridgewood, New Jersey, United States
Event Location:
Cooper River, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, United States
Sport:
Rowing
Events Covered:
Garden State Scholastic Championship; Cooper Cup Regatta
Participating Clubs:
49 (Garden State Scholastic Championship); 64 (Cooper Cup)
Boats Entered by Organization:
12 (Garden State Scholastic Championship); 14 (Cooper Cup)
Medals Won at Garden State Scholastic Championship:
11
Qualification Outcome:
Five boats qualified for the SRAA Nationals Regatta
Upcoming Event Referenced:
SRAA Nationals Regatta, May 26–27, 2023, Melton Hill Lake, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Contact Person:
Stacey Kliesch
Contact Phone:
201.655.4032
Contact Email:
[email protected]
Program Founded:
2004
Team Base:
Passaic River, Northern New Jersey, United States
Target Group:
High school–aged youth in Ridgewood, New Jersey
Additional Program Mentioned:
Learn to Row sessions scheduled June–July