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SUMMARY:CFFP x FRAUEN100 MSC Dinner 2023
DESCRIPTION:Since 2022\, the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy\, in collaboration with the influential feminist women’s rights network FRAUEN100\, has been organising one of the most distinguished events at the annual Munich Security Conference – a prominent global forum focused on foreign and security affairs: the CFFPxFRAUEN100 Feminist Women’s Dinner. \nThese dinners serve as dedicated platforms for networking in solidarity\, emphasizing the principles of feminist foreign policy. They represent a unique event created both for and by women. \nIn our 2023 dinner\, we had the privilege of hosting the following distinguished women as our keynote speakers: \n\nGerman Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock\nLiberian Nobel Laureate Leymah Gbowee\nUkrainian Nobel Laureate Oleksandra Matviichuk\nColombian Vice President Francia Márquez\nIranian Hollywood Actress and Activist Nazanin Boniadi\n\nOur esteemed guests usually include approximately 70 of the most influential women attending the MSC\, comprising foreign and defense ministers\, leaders of prominent organisations such as Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International\, Nobel Peace Laureates\, journalists\, activists\, Members of Parliament\, human rights defenders\, and notable celebrities\, among others. \nOur next CFFPxFRAUEN100 dinner will take place on 16 February 2024 as an official side event of this year’s Munich Security Conference. \nThis year’s keynote speakers will be: \n\nGerman Interior Minister Nancy Faeser \nEstonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas\nPhilippine Nobel Peace Laureate Maria Ressa \nUS-American Nobel Peace Laureate Jody Williams\nExecutive Director of Human Rights Watch Tirana Hassan\n\nFind below some pictures of the 2023 dinner.
URL:https://centreforfeministforeignpolicy.org/event/cffp-x-frauen100-msc-dinner-2023/
LOCATION:Munich Security Conference\, Munich\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Peace and Security
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SUMMARY:Munich Security Conference Breakfast Discussion - War\, Oppression\, and Strongmen: Rethinking the Role of Anti-Feminism in Autocratic Regimes
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to invite you to our Breakfast Discussion on “War\, Oppression\, and Strongmen: Rethinking the Role of Anti-Feminism in Autocratic Regimes” on Sunday 19th February\, from 7.30 to 9 am CET. \nThis event is organised in partnership with International Civil Society Action Network (ICAN) and the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP)\, is part of the Responsible Leaders Hub Programme of the BMW Foundation Herbert Quandt\, side event series of the Munich Security Conference. \nIn his speech on February 24th\, Russian President Vladimir Putin justified his war in Ukraine by citing the West’s attempt to undermine Russia’s “traditional values”. This justification places a central role on the devaluation of women and LGBTQI individuals as a means of supporting authoritarian policies domestically and aggressive wars abroad. \n\nThe marginalisation of women and LGBTQI communities is a hallmark of authoritarian regimes not only in Russia\, but also in countries such as Belarus\, Iran\, and Afghanistan. Even in semi-consolidated democracies like Hungary and Poland\, the attack on women’s and LGBTQI rights is a disturbing trend in the decline of democracy. According to scholarly research\, the greater gender inequalities within a state\, the greater the likelihood that such a state will experience internal and interstate conflict\, fragility\, or terrorism. \nGiven recent elections in Sweden and Italy\, it’s crucial that we find new ways to support feminist movements and engage with anti-feminist autocratic regimes. This is particularly important for governments that have committed to a Feminist Foreign Policy or the Women\, Peace\, and Security Agenda. \nSpeakers: \n\nBonnie D. Jenkins\, US Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security\nSanam Anderlini\, Founder & CEO of the International Civil Society Action Network (ICAN)\nMahbouba Seraj\, Founder & Director at Organization for Research in Peace and Solidarity\nGideon Rachman\, Chief foreign affairs commentator for the Financial Times and author of “The Age of the Strongman”\nDr. Leandra Bias\, Political Scientist at the University of Bern.\n\nModeration: \n\nKristina Lunz\, Co-Founder of the Centre For Feminist Foreign Policy (CFFP)\n\nThe marginalisation of women and LGBTQI communities is a hallmark of authoritarian regimes\, this can be seen in\, notably\, Russia\, Belarus\, Iran and Afghanistan. But in Hungary and Poland\, too\, the attack on women’s and LGBTQI rights is a worrying trend in the decline of democracy. And the recent elections in Sweden and Italy make it clear to us that it is imperative that we find new ways to support feminist movements and confront anti-feminist autocratic regimes. \nFor this reason\, more than ever\, discussions about human rights\, women’s rights and LGBTQI* rights in authoritarian regimes are necessary and an essential part of Feminist Foreign Policy. \nThe event is fully booked but will also be live-streamed on the CFFP Youtube Channel. \n 
URL:https://centreforfeministforeignpolicy.org/event/munich-security-conference-breakfast-discussion-autocratic-regimes/
LOCATION:BMW Pavillon\, Munich\, Lenbachplatz 7a\, München\, 80333
CATEGORIES:Peace and Security
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