Global Leaders Push for Gender-Responsive Justice Systems at UN's CSW70 | Other

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Central to the discussion was the UNDP-UN Women Gender Justice Platform, a global initiative aimed at expanding justice services and legal protections for women and girls.
56% : The high-level event, "Advancing Women's Access to Justice: Building Justice Systems that Deliver for All Including in Fragile Contexts," was organized by UNDP and UN Women, in partnership with the governments of Brazil, the Kingdom of the Netherlands and Ukraine.
56% : Opening the discussion, UN Women Executive Director Sima Bahous emphasized that justice reforms must prioritize the needs and experiences of women and girls.
52% : "This is where the transformative potential is most urgent, and yet it is where there is the least support." Closing the event, Michelle Muschett, UN Assistant Secretary-General and Director of the UNDP Regional Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean, described the gender justice gap as a systemic global challenge.
51% : Bahous also introduced UN Women's new report, "Advancing Gender Equality through Legislative Reform in Transitional Justice Contexts," which examines how legal reforms can translate into real protection for women.
47% : Through the Gender Justice Platform, UNDP and UN Women are working together to close the justice gap.
44% : According to UN agencies: * More than 60 percent of women globally report unmet legal needs*
42% : Key measures include: * Ratifying the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court* Ratifying the Istanbul Convention on preventing violence against women* Signing a cooperation framework with the United Nations on conflict-related sexual violence Levchenko said these steps help strengthen social cohesion and democratic legitimacy, alongside delivering justice.

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