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Responses to the Call for Inputs on the “Impact of Fundamentalism and Extremism on the Cultural Rights of Women

The CHRP provided inputs to the report of the Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights. This written contribution was based on the following stakeholder consultations organized by the CHRP: 1) “Problematizing Access to Justice,” CEDAW update of General Recommendation 19: Accelerating Elimination of Gender-Based Violence Against Women; 2) Multi-Sectoral Consultation Workshop on the Comprehensive Anti-Discrimination Bill; and 3) the Commission’s Reproductive Health National Inquiry Report.

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