International Debate in Cuba
on Women, Gender and Rights
HAVANA - Representatives from 13 countries
confirmed participation in the 3td
International Conference on Women, Gender
and Right to be held in this capital from
June 30.
The event that will focus debates on the
impacts of the current capitalist economic
crisis on womenâ�Ös rights will gather
delegates from Cuba, Argentina, Brazil,
Costa Rica, Colombia and Ecuador.
Also expected are experts from Guatemala,
Honduras, Chile, Mexico, Nicaragua,
Venezuela and Spain, explained Doris
Quintana, specialist of the National Union
of Jurists here in the Island.
Quintana told the National News Agency that
there will be conferences by psychologists,
social workers, sociologists and
philosophers.
The event will conclude on July 2 and,
according to its agenda, subjects open to
debate are legislation, public policies and
citizen security, gender violence from a
legal point of view and aging and
international migrations.
There will also be discussions on work and
business spheres, the rights of property,
administration of lands, education and legal
studies, sexual diversity and integrative
processes in Latin America and Europe.
The first two events met in Havana in 2006
and 2008.
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