Day Two of Labour-CSOs Dialogue to End Violence and Harassment Against Women in the World of Work

Introduction:

Deputy President Brother Abdisalaam Yarow, an esteemed member of the SOCOTU, inaugurated the second day of the Labour-CSOs dialogue aimed at addressing and eliminating violence and harassment against women in the world of work. This crucial initiative brought together thirty participants from diverse Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and SOCOTU affiliates, uniting their efforts to champion the cause of ending violence against women and girls.

Key Highlights:

1. Inauguration by Deputy President Brother Abdisalaam Yarow:

Deputy President Yarow set the tone for the discussions, emphasizing the urgency and significance of eradicating violence and harassment against women in the workplace.

2. Amplification of CSOs\’ Voices:

CSOs actors played a pivotal role in amplifying their collective voice against violence, showcasing a united front in the pursuit of creating safe and equitable work environments for women.

3. Pledge of Collaboration:

A noteworthy moment occurred as CSOs pledged their commitment to collaborate with SOCOTU in addressing and combating violence against women. This collaboration is poised to strengthen advocacy efforts and generate impactful outcomes.

4. Diverse Participation:

Thirty participants, representing various Civil Society Organizations and SOCOTU affiliates, actively engaged in discussions. The diversity of perspectives and experiences enriched the dialogue, fostering a holistic approach to addressing the issue.

5. Discussion Focus: Ending Violence Against Women and Girls:

Participants delved into multifaceted discussions centered around ending violence against women and girls in the world of work. Themes included preventative measures, awareness campaigns, and policy advocacy.

Conclusion:

The second day of the Labour-CSOs dialogue witnessed a dynamic exchange of ideas and strategies in the collective pursuit of eradicating violence and harassment against women in the workplace. Deputy President Brother Abdisalaam Yarow\’s inauguration, the amplified voices of CSOs, and the collaborative pledge mark significant steps towards fostering a safer, more inclusive work environment for women. The commitment of thirty engaged participants from diverse backgrounds underscores the shared responsibility to effect positive change. This dialogue serves as a cornerstone for ongoing efforts to #End Violence and Harassment Against Women in the World of Work.