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From Policy to Practice

This report covers the period from May 2004, the beginning of the term of the first Special Representative on Combating Trafficking against Human Beings, Ms. Helga Konrad, and the establishment of the Anti-Trafficking Assistance Unit of the OSCE, through May 2006.

First, the report addresses national efforts to combat trafficking in the OSCE states as well as challenges met by the states that served as basis for recommendations for future policies. Thereafter the report presents overall conclusions based on the analysis on the implementation of the OSCE Action Plan against trafficking.

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Combating Trafficking in the OSCE Region

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Gender pay gap: urgent progress is needed

Gender pay gap: urgent progress is needed

Last year, the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) has carried out the first of what will become an annual 8 March survey. Results show that women’s trade union membership is increasing, reflecting their stronger presence on the labour market, and helping to counter the drop in union membership.

Women and Men in Austria, statistical analysis on gender-specific differences

Women and Men in Austria, statistical analysis on gender-specific differences

The publication „Frauen und Männer in Österreich, Statistische Analysen zu geschlechtsspezifischen Unterschieden” was commissioned by the Austrian Federal Chancellery.

The European Charta for Equality between Women and Men in Local Life

The European Charta for Equality between Women and Men in Local Life

The Charter addresses local and regionals governments in Europe to make a public commitment to the principle of equality between women and men.

Report on Equality between Women and Men, 2007/ 2008/ 2009

Report on Equality between Women and Men, 2007/ 2008/ 2009

The reports present latest developments towards gender equality and orientations for gender mainstreaming in policy areas.

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