Engendering
Health and Human Rights
Annual IFHHRO
Conference
Sept.
30th and 1st Oct. 2005
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DAY
1, 30th September, 2005, Friday |
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09:00 Welcome and Introduction
Adriaan
van Es and Ravi Duggal
(Co-Chairs) |
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Keynote
Address |
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Speaker |
Time |
Title |
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Prof
Paul Hunt UN Special Rapporteur on Right to Health |
09:15 |
Engendering Health and Human rights: Maternal Mortality as a Violation of the Right to Health |
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Plenary
Session 1 |
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Vibhuti
Patel Head P.G. Department of Economics S.N.D.T. Womens University Mumbai |
09:45 |
Gender Based Violations and Discrimination in South Asia |
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Aleid
Bos IFHHRO, Netherlands |
10:05 |
Convention Committees, Governments and Health Professional. Combating violence against women with international and human rights law. |
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10:25 to 10:45 Questions /
Comments from the floor and Summing up |
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Short Film |
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11.00-
11.20 Tea
/ Coffee Break |
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11:20
– 13:20 Parallel
Session 1 (Each speaker gets 20
minutes) |
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Sub
Theme 1 |
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Women's
health and human rights concerns in situations of war and conflict,
including ethnic, communal, race and caste dimensions Co-Chairs
: Amar Jesani / Len Rubenstein |
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Presenter |
Title |
Country |
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Len
Rubenstein |
War-Related Sexual Violence In Sierra
Leone: A Population-Based Assessment |
USA |
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Sathyasree
Goswami |
The Forgotten Person |
India |
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Zamrooda
Khanday |
Honour
& Health: Women’s Life In The Valley |
India |
Michael
Wilks
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United
Kingdom |
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Surinder Jaiswal
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India |
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Sub
Theme 2 |
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Domestic
violence as an issue of violation of health and human rights Co-Chairs: Seema Malik/ Marianne Begemann |
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Liliya
Sazonova |
Domestic Violence As A Health And A Human Rights Issue |
Bulgaria |
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Sohini Basu |
Health Disorders Of Abused Women: A Study In Kolkata |
India |
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Tapas
Kumar Basu |
India |
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Khairul
Hafiz
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The
Most Horrific Domestic Violence, Acid
Violence -In Context Of Bangladesh |
Bangladesh |
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Sub Theme 3 |
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Dealing
with sexual assault and harassment for protection of rights of victims and
survivors Co-Chairs:
Ruben Naidoo/ Dr Rukhmini Krishnamurthy |
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Shanti Ranjan Behara |
Sexual Assault, Harassment, Rights & Social Justice |
India |
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Sanchoy
Kumar Chanda |
Violence
Against Commercial Sex Workers (CSW) In Bangladesh: The Hidden Picture Of
Violation Of Human Rights |
Bangladesh |
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Vina
Vaswani |
Atrocities Against Workers of The Unorganised Sector- Day Light Is A Long Way Off |
India |
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Djordje
Alempijevic |
Europe |
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13:20-14:50
Lunch
Break |
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Poster Presentations During Lunch Break
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Arvind Tiwari
& Satyani Guin |
India |
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Abijit Das |
Violence
Against Women, Health And Rights – Policy And Programme Implications In
India |
India |
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Madhumita
Das |
India |
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M.Gunasekaran
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India |
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Manmohan Sharma
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Issues
Emerging Working With HIV + Persons In The State Of Punjab |
India |
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Mary Venus Joseph |
India |
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14:50
– 16:50 Parallel
Session 2 (Each speaker gets 20 minutes) |
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Sub
Theme 4 |
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Misuse
of Reproductive Technology, gender discrimination and Rights Violation Co Chairs: Lakshmi Lingam/ Anna Dani |
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Hagit Peres
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Owners
Of Female Bodies And Owners Of Future Children: Arab-Bedouin Women In
Inter-Cultural Encounters With Prenatal Services |
Israel |
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Meghana
Joshi |
India |
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Nirmala .V |
Impact Of Gender Discrimination And
Violation Of Human Rights On Sex Ratio In India |
India |
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Sub
Theme 5 |
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Violation
of Rights of people living with HIV/AIDS Co-Chairs:
Shalini Bharat / Jaime
Miranda |
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Mariette Correa, and David Gisselquist |
Defeating
HIV Stigma With Accurate Information About HIV Risks In Health Care
Settings |
USA |
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Ahmad
Rana ulzar and Ahmad Rafi-ush-shan |
Pakistan |
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K.I. Jacob |
Addressing
Stigma And Discrimination At The Community Level Through Home/Community
Owned Care And Support Program |
India |
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Shuanguang
Wang |
Success
In Developing An Innovative Cultural Strategy To Promote HIV Prevention
And Human Right In Minority Ethnic Yi Community Of China |
China |
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Sub
Theme 6 |
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Discrimination
in access to healthcare, especially reproductive health Co-Chairs:
Julian Sheather / Sanjay Nagral |
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Joe
Thomas, and Mridula Bandyopadhyay / |
Public
Health Implications Of HIV/AIDS Related Stigma, Discrimination, And Human
Rights Violations: Issues, Challenges And Emerging Responses |
Australia |
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Tarujyoti
Buragohain |
Level
Of Awareness Of RTI, STI And HIV/AIDS And Gender Discrimination In
Treatment In India |
India |
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Len
Rubenstein |
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USA |
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Samal
Viswo Varenya |
Triple
Jeopardy” Of Women – Discrimination In Access To Healthcare Based
On Gender, Caste-Status And Disability |
India |
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18:00
- 20.30 Cultural
Programs Conf
Hall 1 and 2 |
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DAY
2: 1st October 2005, Saturday |
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09:00 Introduction
Robert
Simon and Dhruv Mankad (Co-Chairs) |
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Plenary
Session 2 |
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Sofia
Gruskin
Health and Human rights Harvard School of Public Health |
09:15 |
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Laxmi
Murthy Saheli, New Delhi India |
09:40 |
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10:05 Questions and
Comments from the floor and Summing up |
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10:35 Valedictory
by Aruna Sharma, Jt Secretary, National Human Rights Commission, New Delhi
“Role of NHRC
in promotion and protection of health and human rights” |
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10:50 Short film |
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11.00- 11.20 Tea/Coffee Break |
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14:50
– 16:50 Parallel
Session 2 (Each speaker gets 20 minutes) |
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Sub
Theme 7 |
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Good
practices and strategies for engendering health and human rights Co-Chair:
Dr AnantPhadke / Prof Tarantola |
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Anant
Bhan and Sunita Sheel |
Engendering
Health And Human Rights In Developing Countries: What Does Have Bioethics
Have To Offer? |
India |
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Geeta
Sodhi |
A
Community Based Clinic’s Approach To Addressing Sexual Violence |
India |
Paredes, A. Giannina
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Therapeutic
Groups: Listening to Women who have Experience Domestic and Sexual
Violence |
Peru |
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Márquez
Lilly |
Perception
And Reality Of The Access Of Reproductive Health In Ecuador |
Ecuador |
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Dr.
R D Lele |
Organising
an HMO |
India |
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Sub Theme 8 |
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Monitoring
gender concerns in rights violations Co
chair: Marianne Haslegrave/ T.F.Thekekara |
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Saskia
Bakker |
Engendering Health and Human Rights
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The
Netherlands |
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Julian
Sheather |
United
Kingdom |
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Raju
Prasad Chapagai |
Judicial
Response To Reproductive Rights Through Public Interest Litigation: |
Nepal |
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Abhijit
Das |
Family
Planning In India : Rights, Laws And Standards |
India |
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Sub
Theme 9 |
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Data
and evidence on gender inequities in the human rights context
Co-Chairs:
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Md.
Rezaul Karim and
Rakib
Hossain |
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Bangladesh |
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Ocen
Sam Fortunate |
Young
People Rights Violation, An Engine To Hiv/Aids Prevalence Rates Among
Young People |
Uganda |
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Ramesh Chellan |
Socio-Economic
And Medical Provider Correlates Of Post Abortion Complications Among
Married Women In India: Findings From Reproductive And Child Health Survey |
India |
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Bijoya
Roy |
Gender Dimensions Of Health Sector Reform: Challenges And Limitations To Women’s Health And Rights |
India |
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13:20
– 15:00 Lunch
Break |
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Poster
Presentations During Lunch Break |
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Purna
Chandra Upadhyaya |
India |
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Nilika
Mehetro |
India |
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Soubhagya
Ranjan Padhi |
Endangering
Health And Human Rights Of Tribal Women In The Koraput District Of Orissa |
India |
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Pratibha
Joshi & Devyani Bhardwaj |
Women’s
Midlife Transition ……… |
India |
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Shampa
Sengupta |
Access
To Information On Health : Rights Denied To Women With Disabilities
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India |
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Shilpa
Johny |
India |
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Tea/coffee
break |
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15:00 – 18:00
Parallel
Special Training Session
(Please
note: This requires separate
prior registration |
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1.
CEDAW and human rights Trainer: Manisha Gupte |
2. Orientation
on gender equity concerns in health and human rights Trainer:
Vibhuti Patel and Sophia Gruskin |
3. Orientation
in use of ‘Sexual Assault Evidence Kits’ for better care and evidence
documentation Trainer: Dr.Amita Pitre and Dr. Ruben Naidoo |
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Film
festival 15:00 onwards |
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Note: Kindly consult the Registration desk for information on the rooms for respective sessions