Summary:
Monaco’s Minister of State reaffirms the country’s commitment to ending violence against women, hosting a working party to promote collaboration and discussion on the issue.
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Monaco demonstrated its commitment to ending violence against women on the 25th of November, which marked the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. The Minister of State, Didier Guillaume, hosted a working party at the Ministerial Chambers, bringing together government officials, administrative services, civil society representatives, and members of associations dedicated to supporting women affected by violence. The purpose of the meeting was to foster collaboration and dialogue on this pressing issue. Monaco’s dedication to addressing violence against women highlights the country’s commitment to promoting gender equality and ensuring the well-being of its female citizens. By creating a platform for discussion and joint initiatives, Monaco aims to raise awareness, provide support, and ultimately put an end to violence against women. This proactive approach demonstrates the principality’s commitment to upholding human rights and fostering a safe and inclusive society for all its residents.
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