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This document presents resolution 67/144 on intensifying action to eliminate all forms of violence against women adopted by the General Assembly on 20 December 2012 at its sixty-seventh session. The GA Stresses the importance of States firmly condemning violence against women in all their forms and refraining from invoking any custom, tradition or religious consideration in order to avoid their obligation to The Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women and that States have an obligation at all levels to promote and protect all human rights and Fundamental freedoms for all, including women and girls, and to act with due diligence to prevent, investigate, prosecute and punish perpetrators of violence against them, and end impunity , That they should ensure the protection of victims, in particular by ensuring that law enforcement and judicial authorities properly enforce civil remedies, ordinances Protection and penal sanctions, and providing psychosocial and counseling services and other types of support services to victims of reception centers, to prevent further abuse , And that this will help women victims of violence to enjoy their basic rights and freedoms

This document presents the Vienna Declaration and Program of Action adopted at the World Conference on Human Rights in Vienna. At that conference, a coordinated mobilization of women's organizations and Governments reaffirmed that violence against women was a violation of human rights and the Vienna Declaration and Program of Action called for the designation Special Rapporteur on violence against women. The Vienna Conference also contributed to the adoption of the Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women

This document presents resolution 50/166 on the role of the UN Development Fund for Women in eliminating violence against women. Through this resolution, the General Assembly requests the Fund to take into account the need to take more active steps to eliminate violence against women as part of the overall effort to eliminate violence against women By the United Nations system, focusing on activities, particularly at the national and local levels, and calls upon Member States to foster cooperation with the Fund in this regard

This document presents the Resolution 40-36 on Domestic violence.The General Assembly invites the Member States, through this resolution, to take urgent and specific measures to prevent violence in the family and to provide appropriate assistance to its victims and requests the Secretary-General to intensify research on Violence in the family from a criminological perspective, to establish specific action-oriented strategies that could serve as a basis for policy development.

his document presents Resolution 45/114 on Violence in the Family. In this resolution, the General Assembly invites the Member States to initiate or continue to examine, develop and implement multidisciplinary policies, measures and strategies to combat violence in the family in all its aspects, in particular in the legal, Judicial, social, educational, psychological, economic, health, correctional and law enforcement purposes.