What is OP-CEDAW?
Text of OP-CEDAW
Signatories and States Parties
Becoming a States Party
Administration
Communications Procedure
Inquiry Procedure
Practical Application

Applying CEDAW Principles

State obligations

Applying CEDAW Provisions

Choosing a Procedure

Assessing Risks and Opportunities

Case Studies

Case Study 1

Case Study 2

OP-CEDAW Remedies
Relevant Case Law
"Our Rights are Not Optional"
FAQs

 

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Case Studies

The following section is meant to illustrate the ways in which the OP-CEDAW can be applied to actual circumstances. Since the thematic focus and approach to each case study is different, advocates at the national level may find these useful.

The case studies are also meant to show the different ways the inquiry and communications procedures can be used.

 



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