Fourth World Conference on Women: 'Gendering' Development: Issues and Politics

Women the world over are concerned that Beijing should not remain only as a meeting point in the history of women's struggles enhanced by the characteristic celebratory space, but also be the time for genuine and committed negotiations when governments will set in motion policies and actions wh...

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Published in:	Economic and political weekly Vol. 30; no. 35; pp. 2162 - 2164
Main Authors:	Shobha Raghuram, Ruth Manorama
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Sameeksha Trust 02-09-1995
Subjects:	Commentary Employment discrimination Gender equality Human rights International cooperation Poverty Sustainable development Violence against women Womens health services Womens rights Working women
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Summary:	Women the world over are concerned that Beijing should not remain only as a meeting point in the history of women's struggles enhanced by the characteristic celebratory space, but also be the time for genuine and committed negotiations when governments will set in motion policies and actions which will secure the advancement of women as equal social and political citizens of their communities and nations.
ISSN:	0012-9976 2349-8846