The long awaited UN Convention for the Elimination of All Discrimination Against Women People’s Tribunal will take place in London for three days at the end of the month.
Here is the announcement:
| CEDAW PEOPLE’S TRIBUNAL You are warmly invited to view the Tribunal Hearings which take place between 9-5pm on these 3 dates:- Monday 21st June 21 View Here Tuesday 22nd June 21 View Here Wednesday 23rd June 21 View Here The inquisitorial Tribunal will examine a body of evidence out of which a body of learning will evolve. Opening and Closing Statements by Garden Court Chambers will be followed on the final day by the President of the Independent Judges Panel’s ‘Brief Summary’. A Report will be published ahead of August Bank Holiday accompanied by a film where more information will also be shared. |
Huge interest
Since there is a lot of interest by holding the hearings on line to reach the maximum number of people. The hearings will be chaired as reported before by leading QC’s and Barristers from Garden Court Chambers.
For full details of all the people involved please see my previous blogs for their profiles. More details about the issues to be debated will be published later but it is expected to comprehensively cover all the points in the Convention about discrimination against women and girls.
My previous blogs on the issue are here:
https://davidhencke.com/2021/04/08/womens-discrimination-what-is-cedaw/ https://davidhencke.com/2021/03/31/independent-panel-of-judges-announced-to-head-tribunal-examining-discrimination-against-women/
Later in the same week the Labour Party’s Women Conference will also be debating a motion to commit the party to supporting the UN Convention into British domestic law. The Scottish National Party is already committed to implementing the convention into Scottish law and has started to prepare to do this after winning the Scottish Parliamentary elections in May.
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Thank you for keeping us up to date.Whilst any progress on this would be welcome, do we Backto60 ladies need to take any special action to ensure the discrimination against 3.8 million women gets due consideration?
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Thank you Cedaw and David, if they are successful where does this leave back to 60 3.8 million women, can we appeal against the supreme court and get some compensation or all our pension back which is now truly overdue.
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Same from me
Thank you for keeping us up to date.Whilst any progress on this would be welcome, do we Backto60 ladies and Waspi women need to take any special action to ensure the discrimination against 3.8 million women gets due consideration?
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Great news at last maybe some good nrws
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At long last hope it goes our way
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I do hope this does honour
Us
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Good luck t us all
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It will honour us as dwp admitted responsibility
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Thank u waited so long
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Will backto60 be included in this David ?
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Thankyou for informing back to 60 women, I honestly thought we hD come to a dead end ,so was so uplifted to know you still care about the way we have been treated, ibwould like to follow this and anything I can help with please email
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Thank u at last hope
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Will waspis know tday please
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Watching cedaw trial hoping f luck f us all
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