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17 October 2013 | Press Release

ECLAC Calls on Latin American and Caribbean Countries to Make Progress in Protecting the Rights of Indigenous Women
Document highlights the deep inequalities affecting over 23 million indigenous women.
12 September 2013 | Press Release

There Remains a Gender Gap in Digital Inclusion in the Region's Countries
Executive Secretary, Alicia Bárcena, took part in the Government Leaders Forum in Brazil.
30 November 2011 | Press Release

Policies On Gender Equality Are Central to Development
Ministers from 19 countries meet at ECLAC to examine women's economic autonomy and policies on time-use.
28 de November de 2011 | Press Release

Autonomía económica de las mujeres y políticas de uso del tiempo serán examinadas en reuniones en la CEPAL
Ministras y expertos participarán en la 46º reunión de la Mesa Directiva de la Conferencia Regional sobre la Mujer y en un seminario internacional.
3 August 2010 | Press Release

"Women Are Better at Channelling the Benefits of Social Programmes"
The President of Brazil received delegates to the Eleventh session of the Regional Conference on Women in Latin America and the Caribbean in Brasilia.
3 August 2010 | Press Release

Women Must Be Placed at the Centre of Development for the Rebuilding of Haiti and Chile
Authorities and representatives of the United Nations discussed the challenges outstanding in this area at the Eleventh session of the Regional Conference on Women in Latin America and the Caribbean, now under way in Brasilia.
3 August 2010 | Press Release

New Social Covenant Needed to Achieve Equality between Women and Men in the Workplace
Women in Latin America and the Caribbean must conquer economic, physical and political autonomy for full recognition of their rights.
8 July 2010 | Press Release

ECLAC to Hold Regional Conference on Women in Latin America and the Caribbean in Brazil
The inter-governmental forum is the most important event in the region for the analysis of public policies from a gender perspective.