Inspiring conversation at #FFP4 on how #FeministForeignPolicy can safeguard & advance #SRHR worldwide. Huge thank you to our co-hosts @amnestyfrance.bsky.social @equipop.bsky.social @ipas.org @fosfeminista.bsky.social @guttmacher.org @mdmfrance.bsky.social @leplanningfamilial.bsky.social

Especially in times of backlash against equal rights for all it is so important to put our heads together with feminists from civil society, science, government, United Nations and community leaders at the ´IN’ 4th Feminist Foreign Policy conference #FFP4 #Paris and our own ´OFF’ activist event! :)

With #GJCS award winner Delali Adedje #Youkoumi Togo and pan-African partner FEMNET at the 4th Feminist Foreign Policy #FFP4 #Paris discussing with ministers and ambassadors on intersectional policies that ensure equal rights, eg also to women’s control over resources and #land in #SheaButter sector

Advancing Feminist Foreign Policy and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights at the Fourth Ministerial Conference in Paris | Center for Reproductive Rights As global leaders gather in Paris for the Fourth Ministerial Conference on Feminist Foreign Policies, governments have an important opportunity—and

With the #FFP4 Ministerial Conference currently underway in Paris, we call on governments to advance #FeministForeignPolicy with real action, including political will, sustainable funding and accountability for #SRHR and #GenderEquality.
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3 questions to Leah Hoctor, Vice President for Europe, Center for Reproductive Rights Read Focus 2030’s interview with Leah Hoctor, Vice President for Europe, Center for Reproductive Rights on protecting and integrating SRHR in Feminist foreign policies.

As governments gather for the #FFP4 Ministerial Conference in Paris, our VP for Europe Leah Hoctor spoke with @focus2030.org on why defending sexual & reproductive health and rights is essential to truly transformative #FeministForeignPolicy.
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Day 2 of ministerial conference Feminist Foreign Policy #FFP4 kicked of with a fascinating panel on how research can advance feminist policies: need the statistics as much as the stories… and transparency who is behind it, as anti-rights groups also pushing their ‘peer reviewed’ data. #Holdtheline

Did you miss out on our #GJCS #10year celebration and feminist diplomacy netwoeking reception on #FFP4 in #Paris yesterday? Here a glimpse of our colleagues and partners!

Les associations féministes à travers le monde résistent partout et ensemble à la montée des conservatismes et des masculinismes. Et sont présentes comme partenaires des institutions à la 4e conférence ministérielle des diplomaties féministes #FFP4 pour rappeler nos priorités féministes

With our partner Delali #GJCS winner from #Togo and French feminists, meeting with parliamentarians for #FFP4 #Paris while our #feminst foreign policy demands are published by media: blogs.mediapart.fr/les-invites-...

Continuing Feminist analysis today #FFP4 #Paris where Feminist Foreign Policy Collab presents its report on feminist funding: we are looking at a huge fall of $56 billion p/a in development cooperation (only fraction for gender), need strategies to protect at least that share going to women’s rights

Delali Adeje, entrepreneur and feminist climate leader from Togo, shares her gender just climate solutions #GJCS work with the participants at the civil society feminist forum to the #FFP4 #Paris: ‘10 million women in Shea Butter sector can replicate 100% solar energy and circular biogas from waste’