In observance of the International Day of Rural Women on October 15th and World Food Day on October 16th, the Philippine section of the Foodfirst Information and Action Network, or FIAN, an international human rights organization that advocates the right to food, will hold a conference on the right to adequate food situation of women in the Philippines. The conference will be held on October 18, 2011, Tuesday, from 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. at Balay Kalinaw, University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City.
With the theme “Voices of Women who feed the world, The Situation of the Right to Food in the Philippines” the conference aims to present a picture of the actual condition of women peasants, indigenous peoples, fisherfolk and urban poor. Specifically, it aims to highlight the significant role and contributions of women as well as the problems and challenges confronting them in food security systems in both rural and urban settings. It also seeks the government’s response as the primary duty bearer in ensuring that the right to food of women are respected, protected and fulfilled.
Join us as we continue our efforts to advance the right to food in the Philippines.
Please confirm your attendance by calling us at (02) 351-7553 or mobile phone no. 09178718370 (look for Kate Briola) or by e-mail at fian.philippines@gmail.com. We will also be calling your office to follow up.
We look forward to your meaningful participation.
With warm regards,
(Sgd) AUREA G. MICLAT-TEVES
President
FIAN Philippines
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