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📢 Bez rodne ravnopravnosti nema ni vladavine prava ni napretka društva!💪➡️ “Pravo mora da prati život. Neophodno je da i...
21/09/2024

📢 Bez rodne ravnopravnosti nema ni vladavine prava ni napretka društva!💪

➡️ “Pravo mora da prati život. Neophodno je da imamo edukovane stručnjake u institucijama koji će se specijalizovati kako bi na naučno utemeljen i jasan način bili u mogućnosti da pruže odgovore o rodnim ulogama i diskriminaciji, čemu će, sigurna sam, znatno doprineti novi master program „Pravo i rod” na Pravnom fakultetu Univerziteta u Beogradu.” istakla je , Poverenica za zaštitu ravnopravnosti.

📚 Program su predstavile prof. dr Dragica Vujadinović, upravnica master programa „Pravo i rod”, i doc. dr Nina Kršljanin, prodekanica za naučni i stručni rad. Na razvoju i promociji ovog nastavnog programa, pored Poverenika za zaštitu ravnopravnosti, učestvuju i i .

🎓 Ovaj jedinstveni master studijski program odvijaće se na engleskom jeziku, a pravo upisa do 30. septembra imaju osobe sa završenim studijama prava, društvenih i humanističkih nauka

IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!!!ENROLLMENT at The New Master’s Program – LAW and GENDER (LAWGEM)An innovative and groundbreakin...
20/09/2024

IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!!!

ENROLLMENT at The New Master’s Program – LAW and GENDER (LAWGEM)

An innovative and groundbreaking master’s program in Law and Gender (LAWGEM) at the Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade, is scheduled to commence in the academic year 2024/2025. This program represents a pioneering effort within the region and globally, aiming to systematically and comprehensively incorporate multidisciplinary, gender-sensitive perspectives into the legal studies curriculum. The integration of gender into all legal disciplines is vital for fostering an equitable legal system that recognizes and addresses the unique challenges faced by marginalized communities. By critically examining the interplay between law and gender, this program will empower future and current legal professionals to advocate for equitable policies and practices that challenge traditional notions of justice. Furthermore, as we witness a concerning backlash against gender equality initiatives in various spheres, it becomes increasingly essential to equip legal practitioners with the necessary tools to respond effectively and uphold the rights of all individuals.

For further details about the Law and Gender master’s program, please visit our website at (https://lnkd.in/dxWqMAk7). Working schedules for all courses are available at https://lnkd.in/dXujwZe2

TWO SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE.

The enrollment announcement is available at (https://lnkd.in/dCzze2mw ).

Enrollment is open until September 30, but there will be two more Calls in October.

Fee amounts €2,400 for international students, and 160,000 dinars for domestic students.

Foreign students have to start the Recognition of the Diploma procedure until September 30, in order to register for LAWGEM master.

💡We are happy to invite you to collaborate in a new, experimental volume to be published in the book series Gender Persp...
18/07/2024

💡We are happy to invite you to collaborate in a new, experimental volume to be published in the book series Gender Perspectives in Law, Springer, under the title: Gender, Law, and Power: The South-North Engagement and Action.

➡️ This volume, Gender, Law, and Power: The South-North Engagement and Action would complement and extend the perspectives and understandings provided by books published in the series by opening a new space for dialogue—between the Global South and the Global North.

➡️ Instead of taking the South and the North as self-evident and coherent discursive and political concept-entities, the volume will attempt to bring legal, gender and feminist studies scholars and activists, anthropologists, historians, and social scientists concerned with injustice, oppression and discrimination along the intersecting axes of gender, s*x-orientation, race, class (and caste) from across the globe in conversation with each other.

➡️ For further information and deadlines for submissions, please check the document bellow

We are looking forward to receiving your papers!

💡We are pleased to announce the open call for papers for the book Dragica Vujadinović, Eleonor Kristoffersson, Marco Evo...
16/07/2024

💡We are pleased to announce the open call for papers for the book Dragica Vujadinović, Eleonor Kristoffersson, Marco Evola (Eds.) “Law and Gender from Intersectionality and Diversity Perspective” in the book series Dragica Vujadinovic, Ivana Krstic (Eds.) Gender Perspectives in Law, Springer

➡️ For further information and deadlines for submissions, please check the document bellow

We are looking forward to receiving your papers!

The Faculty of Law at the University of Belgrade, with support from the OSCE Mission to Serbia, is announcing the Call f...
17/06/2024

The Faculty of Law at the University of Belgrade, with support from the OSCE Mission to Serbia, is announcing the Call for the Summer School “Law and Gender”.

This is the second event of its kind, following the first, which was called the Spring School and was held in May 2023.

The Summer School “Law and Gender” will be held from Monday July 1st to Friday July 5th.

Serbian and international students at the undergraduate, MA, and PhD levels are invited to register for the Spring School. Registration will be open from 12-26 June, 2024.

All selected candidates will be notified by 28 June, 2024. Interested participants should register via this LINK, providing a Motivation Letter and a short CV (including education, professional affiliation, and interest in gender equality issues).

For more information, please follow the link: https://lawgem.ius.bg.ac.rs/2024/06/12/announcment-of-the-call-for-the-summer-school-law-and-gender/.

Take a at this article written by Jack Dalby, Rachael Hart and Wynne Russel on the subject of “Childhood s*xual abuse ...
22/07/2023

Take a at this article written by Jack Dalby, Rachael Hart and Wynne Russel on the subject of “Childhood s*xual abuse of boys as gender-based violence”.

Women have shared their concern about the erasure of "all female identities" after Johns Hopkins University used the phr...
17/06/2023

Women have shared their concern about the erasure of "all female identities" after Johns Hopkins University used the phrase "non-man" to describe le****ns.

The Baltimore-based university received backlash online after defining "le***an" as "a non-man attracted to non-men" in its glossary of LGBTQ+ terms.

The update, which has since been removed from the website, was initially meant to be inclusive of non-binary individuals, who may still identify as le****ns.

However the definition was labeled misogynistic, with social media users pointing out that the guide does not use similarly non-binary-inclusive language for the term "gay man."

Should you wish to read the full article, please follow the link: https://www.newsweek.com/johns-hopkins-women-transgender-non-binary-1806627.
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The start of the Spring School was announced during the opening ceremony by Sarah Groen, Deputy Head of the OSCE Mission...
08/06/2023

The start of the Spring School was announced during the opening ceremony by Sarah Groen, Deputy Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia, Vice-Dean Assist. Prof. Dr Nina Kršljanin, and Prof. Dr Dragica Vujadinović, the Head of the LAWGEM project and coordinator of the Spring School. A total of 69 candidates, including Serbian (47) and international (22) undergraduates, MA, and PhD students, participated in this Spring School. The Spring School adopted a hybrid format, which allowed a considerable number of foreign students to join the program remotely. Participants hailed from various countries, including Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, China, Croatia, France, Germany, India, Iran, Italy, Montenegro, Russia, Serbia, and Vietnam, demonstrating their dedication and intense involvement over the two-week duration of the school.

For more info, please look at the pictures🚻

Take a at OSCE’s newest post👀👏🏽Closing event of the two-week Pilot MasterProgramme - Spring School Law and Gender orga...
06/06/2023

Take a at OSCE’s newest post👀👏🏽

Closing event of the two-week Pilot Master
Programme - Spring School Law and Gender organized by with support of . Some 60 international participants, including the ones from the region, participated in lectures and discussions on the challenges and opportunities in achieving gender equality.

" is committed to assisting participating States in the development and implementation of specific programmes and activities to promote women's rights, particularly through education in gender awareness, where equality between men and women is enshrined in state policies and inclusive and equitable legal systems”, said Ambassador Jan Braathu.

By expanding its curricula to the specific and complex relationship between law and gender, is investing in a new generation of experts focused on equity and justice for all.

Before most men in China begin charting the dollars and cents of their marriage, they must first navigate the potentiall...
04/06/2023

Before most men in China begin charting the dollars and cents of their marriage, they must first navigate the potentially costly affair of a “bride price”, offered to the family of their prospective brides.

The exorbitant bride price, or “cai li” as it is known in China, drew reactions of envy and criticism online, according to the Global Times, although the groom-to-be attempted to play down his lavish display.

“This is a local custom, it is very common in Taizhou,” said the man, identified by the Chinese media only as Mr Yan, 30, referring to the Zhejiang city he and his fiancee call home.

Despite recent attempts by the government to rein in “bride prices”, the costly affair of marriages in China shows little sign of abating.

‘Spanish PM apologises for loophole in new s*xual consent law’Spain’s prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, has apologised to v...
22/04/2023

‘Spanish PM apologises for loophole in new s*xual consent law’

Spain’s prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, has apologised to victims for a loophole in a landmark new law that was intended to toughen penalties for s*xual crimes but has allowed some convicted offenders to reduce their sentences.

The legislation, popularly known as the “only yes means yes” law, came into effect last October. It overhauled the criminal code by making s*xual consent – or lack of it – key in determining assault cases, in an effort to define all non-consensual s*x as r**e.

The law dropped the lesser charge of s*xual abuse and classed all violations as s*xual assault, which carries stiffer penalties. It also cut the minimum and maximum jail sentences, however, leading to some offenders having their terms reduced on appeal.

According to the latest government figures, at least 104 offenders have been released and another 978 have seen their sentences cut. In Spain, sentences can be modified retroactively if a change in the penal code benefits the offender.

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