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Documenting Reproductive Violence: Challenges and Opportunities for UN Investigative Mechanisms

This panel event launched a new report by UN Women and the Global Justice Center that analyzes progress, challenges, and opportunities for the documentation of reproductive violence. Read the report here: globaljusticecenter.net/documenting-reproductive-violence The panel discussed specific steps that UN investigative bodies, their staff, as well as the Human Rights Council can take to build on positive documentation practices. It also reviewed the report’s legal guidance to strengthen the ability of UN-mandated mechanisms to document reproductive violence. Opening remarks Ms. Kirsi Madi, UN Women Deputy Executive Director for Resource Management, Sustainability and Partnerships Panelists Tess Graham - Legal Adviser, Global Justice Center Marta Valiñas – Expert Member FFM Venezuela (online) Laura Haigh – Gender Advisor, Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Afghanistan. Former SGBV Investigator in the International Commission of Human Rights Experts on Ethiopia Shuvai Busuman Nyoni - Gender and Transitional Justice Advisor, Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan (online) Hassiba Hadj Sharoui, Gender Advisor, FFM Iran. Former Gender Advisor/SGBV investigator at the FFM Libya Anna Sosonska, Prosecutor and Head of the CRSV Division in Ukraine's Office of the Prosecutor General (online) Closing remarks Ib Petersen, Denmark's Ambassador at the Permanent Mission of Denmark to the UN in Geneva