Wasiirka KMG ah ee Qoyska iyo Xuquuqda Aadanaha oo Muqdisho ka furay wada-tashi ku saabsan ku biirista CEDAW
Wada-tashiga oo ay soo qabanqaabiyeen NUSOJ iyo UN Women
Wasiirka KMG ah ee Wasaaradda Horumarinta Qoyska iyo Xuquuqda Aadanaha, H.E. Mohamed Osman Omar, ayaa si rasmi ah uga furay Muqdisho wada-tashi daneeyayaal ku saabsan suurtagalnimada Soomaaliya ay ku biirto Heshiiska CEDAW ee ka-hortagga dhammaan noocyada takoorka ka dhanka ah haweenka.
Wada-tashiga iyo qabanqaabadiisa
Wada-tashiga waxaa soo qabanqaabiyay Ururka Qaran ee Suxufiyiinta Soomaaliyeed (NUSOJ) iyadoo la kaashanaysa UN Women. Wasiirka ayaa wada-tashiga si rasmi ah u furay, isagoo ka hadlay muhiimadda ay leedahay in la horumariyo sinnaanta jinsiga, la ilaaliyo xuquuqda haweenka, lana xoojiyo doorka hay'adaha dowladda iyo qaybaha kala duwan ee bulshada ee la xiriira wax ka qabashada dhammaan noocyada takoorka ka dhanka ah haweenka.
Fursad lagu fahmo CEDAW iyo tallaabooyinka soo socda
Wasiirka ayaa sheegay in wada-tashigu yahay fursad muhiim ah oo lagu horumarinayo fahamka dadweynaha ee ku saabsan Heshiiska CEDAW, lagana wada hadlayo habka suurtagalnimada ku biirista Soomaaliya, iyo in la sameeyo talooyin wax ku ool ah oo tilmaamaya jihada loo socdo. Wuxuu xoojiyay in wada-tashigu ku saleysnaado Dastuurka Soomaaliya isagoo si buuxda u tixgelinaya diinta, dhaqanka iyo duruufaha bulshada ee dalka.
Ka-qaybgalka qaybaha bulshada iyo doorka haweenka
Wasiirka ayaa ku baaqay in doodaha ka qayb galaan hay'adaha dowladda, Baarlamaanka, garsoorka, ururada haweenka, bulshada rayidka, culimada diinta, odayaasha dhaqanka, warbaahinta iyo dhalinyarada. Wuxuu kaloo xoojiyay muhiimadda ka-qaybgalka iyo hoggaaminta haweenka inta lagu jiro wada-tashiga iyo geeddi-socodka go'aamada. Wuxuu ammaanay NUSOJ qabanqaabidda kulanka, wuxuuna uga mahadceliyay UN Women taageeradii ay ka geysatay fududeynta wada-tashiga.
Acting Minister Mohamed Osman Omar says the Mogadishu talks should be grounded in the Constitution while reflecting religion, culture and social circumstances.
Somalia's Acting Minister of Family and Human Rights Development and State Minister, H.E. Mohamed Osman Omar, officially opened a stakeholder consultation meeting in Mogadishu on the country's potential accession to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW).
Journalists' Union and UN Women Organize Talks
The meeting was organized by the National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ) in collaboration with UN Women. The State Minister commended NUSOJ for organizing the meeting and thanked UN Women for its support in facilitating the consultation. He formally opened the meeting and wished participants productive discussions that would generate practical recommendations.
Minister Sets Out Purpose and Constitutional Anchor
The State Minister said the meeting provides an important opportunity to improve public understanding of the CEDAW Convention, discuss the process of Somalia's potential accession and develop practical recommendations to guide the way forward. He stressed that the consultation should be grounded in Somalia's Constitution while fully taking into account the country's religion, culture and social circumstances.
Call for Broad Participation and Women's Leadership
The State Minister emphasized the importance of promoting gender equality, protecting women's rights and strengthening the role of government institutions and various sectors of society in addressing all forms of discrimination against women. He called for the participation of government institutions, Parliament, the judiciary, women's organizations, civil society, religious scholars, traditional elders, the media and youth in the discussions, and underscored the importance of women's participation and leadership throughout the consultation and decision-making processes.
