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People’s Movement for Human Rights Education
IS ANNOUNCING THE LONG AWAITED PUBLICATION OF
PASSPORT TO DIGNITY
CONNECTING THE 12 AREAS OF CONCERN OF THE
BEIJING PLATFORM FOR ACTION, BPFA
TO THE HUMAN RIGHTS FRAMEWORK
FOR THE FULFILLMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS
OF WOMEN OF ALL AGES, WORLDWIDE
Conceptualization and process design – Betty Reardon
Original idea - Shulamith Koenig
Prepared for publication - Mado Spiegler
Technical Editing - Ispahan Merali
With Foreword by Shulamith Koenig and Epilog by Ivanka Corti
The 536 pages guide and workbook uses the comprehensive framework
of the BPFA to demonstrate the holistic nature of human rights as a powerful tool for action in the achievement of full equality, well being, and participation in the decisions that determine women’s livesThe book recounts particular examples of women’s initiatives throughout the world
along the lines of the BPFA. It is meant as a dynamic and interactive process whereby readers and users can adopt the human rights framework in their actions.Throughout the chapters exercises guide users through a path of personal and group reflection,
and preparation for action enabling women to use human rights as a tool for systemic analysis and for social and economic transformation.
To claim our civil, cultural, economic, political and social human rights
Copies are available in September. For the cost $35 plus shipping costs.
Please send your order to
pdhre@igc.orgPlease note: copies are also available In Mumbai India and Manila Philippines
PASSPORT TO DIGNITY is a companion to the Video and Manual of
Training communities on CEDAW
For more information, please contact PDHRE:
The People's Movement for Human Rights Education,
526 West 111th Street, New York, NY 10025
tel: 212.749-3156; fax: 212.666-6325; e-mail:
pdhre@igc.org