FINALS week 13-15
Cards (50)
- This is an awareness and understanding of the ways in which gender roles, norms, and expectations shape the experiences and opportunities.
- This is a social construct that affects all aspects of life.
- This idea may be hard to imagine because oppression due to gender has been so normalized that even those who experience the brunt of this system see no wrong in it.
- _____ permeates all aspects of society.
- and are more vulnerable to exploitation.
- In the Philippines, female employees are entitled to maternity leave of ___ days for normal delivery and ___ days for a C-section delivery,
- This has the goal of "“to eliminate gender disparity in primary and secondary education, preferably by 2005, and in all levels of education no later than 2015”.
- This is the main health concerns of women aged 15-29.
- Women seeking for _____ are still stigmatized, regardless of whether the abortion was self-induced or spontaneous.
- Teenage pregnancy has been increasing; specifically, a ___ rise from the year 2000 to 2010. This is due to the lack of information on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR).
- What is the definition of SRHR?
- This aims to address the gaps in reproductive health. It aims to be pro-women as it helps young girls take charge of their own bodies and pushes for adolescents’ access to SRHR information.
- Women make up 80% of the victims of _____, showing that women are quite prone to becoming victims of violence due to their sex.
- _____ such as bride burning, child brides, or female genital mutilation is still practiced despite its violation of a person’s basic human rights.
- What is the definition of VAW?
- Due to women’s socialized gender roles as the keepers of culture and bearers of a race, _____ are seen as war tactics to instill fear in communities.
- They state that “All women shall be protected from all forms of violence as provided in the existing laws."
- What is the definition of BPfA?
- There is _____ of female voters (approximately 28,000,000) against male voters (approximately 26,000,000).
- This is a “comprehensive bill of rights for Filipino women,” ensuring that gender equality is met in various sectors.
- This _____ (Women’s EDGE) Plan for 2013-2016 is a framework plan for gender mainstreaming by the Philippine Commission on Women (PCW).
- Although there are institutional mechanisms existing for women’s advancement, the human rights of women are still violated in various ways due to _____ & _____ that pervade every aspect of society.
- This shows that the issue of sex overcomes the urgent need for reproductive health services that women, particularly the poor, need.
- This imposes a heavier consequence for women who commit adultery than men. The law also gives the last say regarding joint property to the male spouse.
- _____ is still an issue that hampers the young mothers’ access to education and economic opportunities.
- This is a harmful traditional practice that targets young girls. And while this is a practice of certain tribes, it poses risks to the girl’s health due to infection and bleeding.
- This is a summary of rights that seek to protect the basic human rights of children and ensure their holistic development.
- This Republic Act is the Special Protection of Children against Child Abuse, Exploitation, and Discrimination Act.
- This is another pressing issue in the indigenous communities.
- _____ in the country are affected by armed conflict.
- The _____ are a global call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity by 2030; cover a range of issues related to social, economic, and environmental sustainability.
- The SDGs are a set of _____ adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015 as part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
- Each goal OF SDGs includes a set of specific targets and indicators to be achieved by _____.
- _____ recognizes the importance of achieving gender equality not only as a matter of human rights but also as a key driver of sustainable development.
- _____ refers to the idea that all individuals, regardless of their gender, should have the same rights, opportunities, and treatment. It focuses on ensuring that women and men have equal access to education, healthcare, employment, and political participation, among other areas.
- _____ refers to the idea that individuals should be treated fairly and justly, taking into account their unique needs and circumstances. It recognizes that men and women may have different needs and experiences based on their gender, and seeks to address these differences by providing resources and support that are tailored to each individual's situation.
- _____ refers to the unequal treatment and opportunities that individuals face because of their gender. It is a systemic problem that affects individuals, communities, and societies
- _____ refers to an awareness and understanding of the ways in which gender roles, norms, and expectations shape the experiences and opportunities of individuals and groups.
- _____ helps us understand that there is a difference between practical needs and strategic interests. Understanding this difference helps us to identify positive measures that can be undertaken to rectify inequalities between women and men.
- _____ are those that can be considered as immediate necessities for both women and men (basic needs such as water, food, income, shelter and health care).