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8-3: Involvement of Different Groups in Advocacies of Badakhshan PWN Comparison Round I & II National and International NGOs or civil… Police officials Provincial or District Governor Members of Parliament Provincial Council members Provincial Peace Committee members Administrative officials at institutions such… Line ministry government officials Local shuras/jirgas and other councils Elders Youth in the community Religious leaders 2nd Round 1st Round 0 % 10 % 20 % 30 % 40 % 50 % 60 % 70 % 80 % 90 % All the stakeholders confirmed their participation in different awareness raising workshops conducted by the PWN including “Engaging with Men on Women’s Right”, “Women’s Peace and Security”, UNSCR 1325 and other awareness raising campaigns and dialogues. Half of the respondents stated that they have participated in out-reach sessions conducted by PWN to reach out to women for raising awareness, involving male members of community, campaigns and joint advocacies with other organizations like Women for Women which are active in gender issues. PPC: The interviewee confirmed his participation in most of the activities conducted by PWN to prevent VAW in the province. Community elder: The interviewee confirmed his participation in the activities of PWN and mentioned that the network is working for women. He further elaborated that the network members are very talented and they have some representatives from districts also. The network conducts awareness raising activities and has conducted numerous rounds of trainings for raising awareness for both women and men in the community. Haj and Religious affair: Confirmed their collaboration with the network. He mentioned that the PWN had asked them to deliver their messages on women rights through sermons and mosques and Haj and Religious affairs department cooperated with them in this regard. 120 % 8-4: Stakeholders Participation in PWNs Activities 100 % 80 % 60 % 40 % 20 % 0 % Documentary screening Workshops/ In her shoes Out reaching women There is a consensus among all the respondents about the fact that the network has been involved in different activities to implement the third pillar of UNSCR 1325. In order to prevent the violence against women, the network has been extensively involved in raising awareness among women on their rights, which was confirmed by both members and the stakeholders. According to all the stakeholders and 63% of the members the network has involved men in their activities to fight against all forms of VAW. Also a majority of them mentioned that the network provides support to women to get access to justice. PPC: The interviewee was familiar with the activities of the network and stated that during last 8 months, the network has been very active in peace building in Badakhshan. Mentioning name of a member, he said that Maryam Amwaj is EQUALITY for Peace and Democracy 37 Provincial Women's Network Evaluation Report
an active women who helps women to start entrepreneurships. He further stated that the network has advocated for women who face violence and also mentioned an advocacy for domestic violence case which was solved by the network in collaboration with PPC. Provincial council Members: The interviewee mentioned that the network is working with education department to increase level of education and further stated that the network is raising awareness to enhance women’s participation in peace building. Education department: The interviewee mentioned that the network has worked a lot for solving women’s problem and they have encouraged men to participate in the activities of solving VAW cases. The networks has worked for enhancing women’s access to legal representation and also provide psychological consultation for VAW victims. 120 % 100 % 80 % 60 % 40 % 20 % 0 % 8-5: Activities for Prevention of VAW, Members and Stakeholders' Perspective Increasing awareness among women of their rights Involve men in the fight against all forms of violence against women Provide women with access to legal representation Provide women with access to justice Public awareness programmes aimed at eradicating violence against women Members' View Stakehoders' View To protect the victims of VAW, Badakhshan PWN works in collaboration with DoWA, Justice Sector and Women for Women organization. The network has managed to solve many VAW cases and other women issues in the community. For example, in a forced marriage case, a girl namely Rukhshana was allowed to continue her education, after PWN intervened and convinced the family not to marry the girl at a very young age. The family was convinced and allowed their daughter to continue her education rather than getting her married forcibly. Since informal justice system is quite acceptable and prevalent everywhere in Afghan culture, the network also tries to solve the problems of women through informal ways. The members solve the cases by acting as mediators to both side of dispute and in case the problem is too acute and cannot be solved through informal ways, then the network introduces the victims to DoWA and Women for Women organization. The network members also support the victims of VAW to get access to justice and to shelter if needed. Around 56% of the members and 70% of the stakeholders mentioned the network is supporting VAW victims to get access to shelters. Majority of them also stated that the network is supporting women to integrate with the society. According to provincial coordinator the network has developed strong relations with the head of a shelter and they receive cooperation from shelter in solving cases. The network has introduced some of the VAW victims to psychological doctors. 100 % 8-6: Activities for Protection of Women, Members and Stakeholders' Perspective 80 % 60 % 40 % 20 % Members' View Stakehoders' View 0 % Counseling/psychosocial services Legal representation Assistance in getting Shelter Social reintegration (Helping survivors to reintegration into society) EQUALITY for Peace and Democracy 38 Provincial Women's Network Evaluation Report
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