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16 Days: Cyberviolence against women and girls - Closing legal, policy and technical gaps

A safe internet for women and girls is possible — if we come together to create it. Ambassadors, Ministers, UN Agencies and Civil Society gathered during 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence to discuss solutions to the explosion of digital violence against women and girls worldwide. The discussion celebrated the recent adoption of the new UN Convention against Cybercrime and urged nations to sign and ratify it, while acknowledging that the law is a beginning. Funding, education and global cooperation among nations, technology actors and civil society must follow. With special thanks to all who attended the discussion in-person and online, to the Permanent Missions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Kingdom of Morocco to the United Nations Office at Geneva for cohosting this event and to all speakers: H.E. Mr Paul Empole Losoko Efambe, Ambassador, Democratic Republic of the Congo H.E. Mr Samuel Mbemba Kabuya, Minister of Human Rights, Democratic Republic of the Congo Mr Markus Stemeseder, Associate Expert in Cybercrime, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime H.E. Mr Mai Phan Dung, Ambassador, Socialist Republic of Viet Nam H.E. Dr Fancy Chepkemoi Too, Ambassador, Republic of Kenya Mr Stefano Pisotti, Deputy Permanent Representative, Italy Ms Jane Aeberhard-Hodges, Civil Society Representative We look forward to continuing this dialogue. #EveryWoman #16DaysOfActivism #Cyberviolence #EndVAWG #NoExcuse #ACTtoEndViolence #UNiTE