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The Egyptian center for women’s rights concluded the second and third training sessions for female candidates of People’s Assembly in all governorates on 10- 11 of November 2010 in Pyramiza Hotel in Cairo. The training sessions have been attended by 40 female candidates who represented (Nassery, free republican, liberal, El Wafd, NDP, El Ghad parties).Some of them nominated as independents … Continue reading →

The Egyptian Center for Women’s Rights held the second legal awareness seminar about “the new legal amendments… in personal status law” on Wednesday 29th December 2010 in the hall of the local Community Development Association in western Helwan. About 70 girls and women attended the seminar. Mrs. Ghada Lotfy the consultant for the Training in ECWR and Mrs. Fardous Ahmed, … Continue reading →

The seminar began with a speech by Mr. Hany Lotfy, director of the Egyptian Center for Women’s Rights, who welcomed all in attendance and the staff responsible for organizing the seminar. Then he talked about the history of ECWR and its work to support women over the past 14 years. ECWR was established in 1996, and is combating all kinds … Continue reading →

Mrs. Nehad Abul Komsan attended it to define to the attendants, how custody and visitation affect the psychological and social aspects. The platform included Mrs. Nehad Abul Komsan, Mr. Mansour Hamid and Mrs. Fatin Arif. Events of the seminar began with speech of Dr. Mansour by welcoming the attendants and Mrs. Nehad. He also exchange conversation with Mrs. Fatin who … Continue reading →

To Protect our Children from Sexual Harassment a Series of Trainings for Teachers under the Framework of the “Safe Streets for Everyone” Campaign In order to protect our children from sexual harassment and to raise awareness in schools of teachers and parents, ECWR held its first training for teachers on September 12- 22, 2012 for 39 male and female teachers … Continue reading →

To Protect our Children from Sexual Harassment nine Training for Teachers Under the Framework of the “Safe Streets for Everyone” Campaign In order to protect our children from sexual harassment and to raise awareness in schools of teachers and parents, ECWR held its Nine training for teachers on November 30- 1 December , 2012 for 23 male and female teachers … Continue reading →

In collaboration with the UN Women, ECWR held a roundtable event on the 2nd of December, 2012 at the Pyramisa Hotel entitled “Women’s Situation in the New Constitution … Rights Not Promises.” 97 participants attended the roundtable, with different affiliations from the following organizations: First: Representatives of Political Parties: The Socialist Party, the Liberal Egyptians, the Liberals, the Party of … Continue reading →

The Egyptian Center for Women’s Rights ECWR organized a round table discussion entitled “Women’s Status in Party’s Platforms Before and After the Revolution” on the 5th of December 2012. 68 representatives from the following political parties attended “Egyptian Social Democratic, Revolution’s Tomorrow, Egypt the Revolution, Free Egyptians, Labour, Free Socialists, Karama (Dignity), Egypt Arab Socialist, Wafd, Unionist, Tagammu, Nassery, Democratic … Continue reading →

The Egyptian Center for Women’s Rights ECWR hosted 18 students Monday December 17, 2012 from the Schools Imbaba Ismailia and Al Nahda to familiarize them with ECWR’s roles in enhancing women’s participation and equality between women and men in terms of rights and responsibilities. This visit is part of ECWR’s plan to promote community engagement between the educational institutions and … Continue reading →

The Egyptian Center for Women’s Rights ECWR hosted 20 male and female students from the El Shrok Elementary school to familiarize them with ECWR’s roles in enhancing women’s participation and equality between women and men in terms of rights and responsibilities. This visit is part of ECWR’s plan to promote community engagement between the educational institutions and the civil society … Continue reading →

The Egyptian Center for Women’s Rights ECWR would like to invite you to attend a round-table discussion on “Women’s status in the New Constitution”. During this round-table, the discussion will include the problem of depending on the citizenship article instead of having a special article to guarantee equality between women and men especially after the cancelation of article 68 and … Continue reading →