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PROGRAMME 30 JUNE – 2 JULY 2021 PROGRAMME THEMES The Programme is structured around the following 7 themes: Global Acceleration Plan for Gender Equality Launch events of the 6 Action Coalitions and the Women, Peace and Security and Humanitarian Action Compact Generation Equality: Joining forces Events at the intersection of the fight for Gender Equality and other types of activism Voices of Feminist Youth Events run by and for Young Feminists Everyone Acts for Equal Events highlighting the commitments of all stakeholders for Gender Equality Drivers for change Focus on innovative initiatives for Gender Equality Covid-19: a feminist response Events focusing on initiatives to respond to the Covid-19 crisis, for and by women and girls Generation Equality Forum: global conversation, regional dynamics Intra-regional conversations around Gender Equality 2 30 JUNE 2021 THEME ROOM START* END* TITLE SPEAKERS Phumzile MLAMBO NGCUKA Bastille 09:00 09:10 Opening Remarks Delphine O Mehr Mursal AMIRI Hawa BARRIE Media for Equality: From the Montmartre 09:30 10:15 Nina GOSWAMI Frontlines Vanessa Nchimunya MWEEMBA Danièle KAPEL-MARCOVICI TBC Women and environment: Saint- Stéphanie PAGEOT Women’s Empowerment Germain- 09:30 10:15 Henri ROUILLÉ D'ORFEUIL through Food and Agriculture des-Prés Vandana SHIVA Transition Ghislaine TANDONNET- GUIRAN Rhizlaine BENACHIR Fatma Khafagy TBC Stories from the Shadow Le Marais 09:40 10:25 Nada NASHAT Pandemic in the Arab region Zoya ROUHANA Randa Siniora TBC Fighting against Racism and Saphia AIT OUARABI Bastille 10:20 11:05 for Feminism Anna PRADO DE OLIVEIRA Kafui ADJAMAGBO- Feminist Economic Recovery JOHNSON Montmartre 10:30 11:15 and Transformation of the Cécile DUFLOT Care System Roula SEGHAIER Naseem Shaikh Elsie ANATO TBC Aissa DOUMARA NGATANSOU TBC Wendyam Micheline KABORÉ Mobilizing Young Dab KHIBUNDA NGONGO Francophone Women: Belleville 10:30 11:15 Fabiola MIZERO "I commit to Generation Rokhaya NGOM Equality!" Aisha Rahamatali TBC Elvis RHUHUNEMUNGU BALOLA Kadi TANOU Diana ARANGO TBC Engagement of the Private Elizabeth DARTNALL TBC Le Marais 10:40 11:25 sector to prevent and address Marcel KORTH Gender-Based Violence Christine SVARER TBC Global Acceleration Plan for Gender Drivers for change Equality Covid-19: a feminist response Generation Equality: Joining forces Generation Equality Forum: global Voices of Feminist Youth conversation, regional dynamics Everyone Acts for Equa 3 * CET 30 JUNE 2021 THEME ROOM START* END* TITLE SPEAKERS Feminists with disabilities take the floor. Discussing Gertrude Oforiwa FEFOAME République 10:40 11:25 barriers and priorities to Pratima GURUNG TBC achieve gender equality and Ana PELÁEZ NARVÁZA women’s rights Dilan ATEŞ Saint- Istanbul Convention: what Amina CHEBALLAH Germain- 10:40 11:25 about Turkey, Algeria and Hafidha CHEKIR des-Prés Tunisia? Lucille GRIFFON TBC Riju DHAKAL Sexual and Reproductive Ashrafun NAHAR MISTI Bastille 11:30 12:15 Health and Rights is a key to Marevic PARCON TBC gender equality in Asia Sivananthi THANENTHIRAN Susan ASIO Our Bodies, Our Land: Melania CHIPONDA République 11:40 12:25 Indigenous women human Niken LESTARI TBC rights defenders Laura ZÚÑIGA CÁCERES TBC Pipi ZUPENI TBC Mavic CABRERA-BALLEZA Suheir FARRAJ Understanding the ‘triple Belleville 11:40 12:25 Jorge MOREIRA DA SILVA TBC nexus’ through a gender lens Wevyn MUGANDA Desiree SCHWEITZER TBC Omnia EL-OMRANI Saint- Spotlight on Adolescent Girls Margaret KOBIA Germain- 11:40 12:25 During Covid-19 and Beyond Maziko MATEMVU des-Prés Josiah TUALAMALI'I TBC Laura LEONELLI MOREY TBC Leading from the South: Françoise MOUDOUTHE TBC Le Marais 11:40 12:25 resourcing women’s rights Tulika SRIVASTAVA TBC activism Teresa ZAPETA Defending Gains and Zubaida AKBAR Demanding Women's Rights Razan EL MOGHRABI TBC Montmartre 11:40 12:25 in Contexts of Shrinking Shiva NAZAR AHARI Civic Space and Growing Marlyn TADROS Extremism Sussan TAHMASEBI Bastille 15:30 18:30 Official Opening Ceremony Global Acceleration Plan for Gender Drivers for change Equality Covid-19: a feminist response Generation Equality: Joining forces Generation Equality Forum: global Voices of Feminist Youth conversation, regional dynamics Everyone Acts for Equa 4 * CET 1 JULY 2021 THEME ROOM START* END* TITLE SPEAKERS Chamathya FERNANDO Brice TADÉ TANGOU Generation Equality Forum Montmartre 09:00 09:45 Vivien DERKICS Comic Competition Dagmar SCHUMACHER Fabienne VAN DEN EEDE Alice ACKERMANN N'Tchin Euphrasie Protect our feminism: our République 09:00 09:45 COULIBALY bodies, gender and choices Lee FERRERO TBC Amar PROTESTA Kirsty COVENTRY TBC Åsa EDLUND-JÖNSSON TBC Tony ESTANGUET TBC The Paris Call on Sports for Bastille 09:00 10:00 Seiko HASHIMOTO Generation Equality Roxana MARACINEANU Phumzile MLAMBO- NGCUKA Youth Manifesto on Bodily Alexander BERNAL Autonomy and Sexual and Aisha IJAZ TBC Belleville 09:00 09:45 Reproductive Health and Aditi MUKHERJI TBC Rights Satoko YAMAGUCHI Natalia KANEM Saint- Building a feminist health Khalila MBOWE TBC Germain- 09:00 09:45 sector in response to Sabine OERTELT-PRIGIONE des-Prés Covid-19 Chantal UMUHOZA TBC The Centrality of Mohammad NACIRI BARR Gender Equality and the Epsy CAMPBELL Empowerment of Women Nino LOJMARIA Le Marais 09:00 10:00 and Girls in the Strengthening Anne Sophie Noer LYSKJÆR Democratic Systems around Isabella MAMANI the World Evelyn PARADIS Global Acceleration Plan for Gender Drivers for change Equality Covid-19: a feminist response Generation Equality: Joining forces Generation Equality Forum: global Voices of Feminist Youth conversation, regional dynamics Everyone Acts for Equa 5 * CET 1 JULY 2021 THEME ROOM START* END* TITLE SPEAKERS Hawa BÉAVOGUI Aissata DAFFÉ Remy LAMAH Illiassou Idi MAÏNASSARA Muskoka: 10 years of action Chanceline MEVOWANOU Montmartre 10:00 11:00 for women and children’s Arlette Bikomo Belinga health MVONDO TBC Marie-Pierre POIRIER Allahoury Aminata ZOURKALEINI TBC Bouchera AZZOUZ TBC Laurence BACHMAN Hélène ETZI Television: a pathway to equal République 10:00 10:45 Elisabeth MORENO TBC representation Laetitia RECAYTE Marie-Christine SARRAGOSSE Aya CHEBBI Global Launch of The Winnie BYANYIMA ‘Education Plus’ Joint H.E Moeketsi MAJORO Saint- Initiative – Power Up! – H.E Rose Christiane Germain- 10:00 11:00 Empowering Adolescent Girls OSSOUKA RAPONDA des-Prés and Young Women in sub- Anita Myriam Emma Saharan Africa to Confront KOUASSI the HIV epidemic Shudufhadzo MUSIDA Salam AL-NUKTA Amani ARURI TBC Youth 2030 feminist vision for Belleville 10:10 10:55 Zain MASRI the Arab States Hayat MIRSHAD Hajer SHARIEF Oulimata SARR Michele MBOO Women and Climate Action TCHOUAWOU Bastille 10:10 10:55 in the Sahel: Promising Antoine SIRE Approaches and Way Forward Manuel TONNAR Mame KHARY DIENE Memory BANDERA TBC Marusia López CRUZ TBC Women Human Rights Michel FORST Le Marais 10:30 11:30 Defenders Tolekan ISMAILOVA TBC Helena MALENO Cristina PALABAY Global Acceleration Plan for Gender Drivers for change Equality Covid-19: a feminist response Generation Equality: Joining forces Generation Equality Forum: global Voices of Feminist Youth conversation, regional dynamics Everyone Acts for Equa 6 * CET 1 JULY 2021 THEME ROOM START* END* TITLE SPEAKERS Tobeka LWANA Leaving No One Behind: Yetnebersh NIGUSSIE Bastille 11:10 11:55 Meaningful inclusion Savina NONGEBATU Mata'Afa Faatino UTUMAPU H.E. 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    ICC-01/09-01/11-1109 20-11-2013 1/7 EC T Original: English No.: ICC-01/09-01/11 Date: 20 November 2013 TRIAL CHAMBER V(A) Before: Judge Chile Eboe-Osuji, Presiding Judge Olga Herrera Carbuccia Judge Robert Fremr SITUATION IN THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE CASE OF THE PROSECUTOR v. WILLIAM SAMOEI RUTO AND JOSHUA ARAP SANG Public Defence Response to the Prosecution’s Request for provision of further information and Reconsideration of the excusal of William Ruto Source: Defence for Mr. William Samoei Ruto No. ICC-01/09-01/11 1/7 20 November 2013 ICC-01/09-01/11-1109 20-11-2013 2/7 EC T Document to be notified in accordance with regulation 31 of the Regulations of the Court to: The Office of the Prosecutor Counsel for William Ruto Ms. Fatou Bensouda, Prosecutor Mr. Karim A.A. Khan QC Mr. James Stewart, Deputy Prosecutor Mr. David Hooper QC Mr. Anton Steynberg, Senior Trial Mr. Essa Faal Lawyer Ms. Shyamala Alagendra Counsel for Joshua Sang Mr. Joseph Kipchumba Kigen-Katwa Ms. Caroline Buisman Legal Representatives of the Victims Legal Representatives of the Applicants Mr. Wilfred Nderitu Unrepresented Victims Unrepresented Applicants (Participation/Reparation) The Office of Public Counsel for The Office of Public Counsel for the Victims Defence Ms. Paolina Massidda States’ Representatives Amicus Curiae REGISTRY Registrar Counsel Support Section Mr. Herman von Hebel Deputy Registrar Victims and Witnesses Unit Detention Section Victims Participation and Reparations Other Section No. ICC-01/09-01/11 2/7 20 November 2013 ICC-01/09-01/11-1109 20-11-2013 3/7 EC T I.