Annie Ruth Jiagge - The Ghanaian lawyer, activist, and judge who anchored women’s rights in international human rights law
Hartmann, Ann-Sophie
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Verfassungsblog
2024-07-07
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The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), which aims to eradicate all forms of discrimination based on sex and gender, is an indispensable treaty for women and girls worldwide. Given its profound impact, today’s sphere of international human rights law would look vastly different. But few people know that the CEDAW treaty was preceded by a 1967 draft by Annie Ruth Jiagge.
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Hartmann, Ann-Sophie
Feminism
Ghana
Human Rights
Human Rights
Women rights
Human Rights
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