The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

The main objective of the meeting, which will be organized jointly by UN-Women and the Moroccan Ministry of Economy and Finance, is to conduct an in-depth and pragmatic review of gendersensitive budgeting – a strategic instrument for the promotion of gender equality – in the context of ongoing development efforts in Africa.

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JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY STUDENTS' UNION .

Intensify the Struggle To .

Ensure Financial Assistance forAll Needy Tonight Dav 5:20-21 Sept .

Students : Enhance of MCM to Rs. 1500 .

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Relay Hunger Strike.

and other measures Force MHRD to approve elected students' Protest Mat--ch representation in JNU's AC and BoS with-Leslie, Councillor, SIS out any more delay Amit ;-.

Immediate Starting ofthe construction the 9.30pm Ganga Dhaba Apoorva ·~··.

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New Hostel including new wing for mar-Denish .

ried research scholars' hostel (Mahanadi) Priyanka.

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to be f l)/lowed by Rajesh.

Roll Back Increased Guest Charges In Harish .

Ram Avtar.

Hostels Jitendra .

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24-hour Health Centre, More Responsible Kapil .

SatishHealth Services, Medical Insurance, Kaushal Saurav.

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reimbursement of emergency expenses Md. Amir .

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Restoration Of GenderSensitive Rules and Mukesh .

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Procedures OfGSCASH Nikhil .

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Hunger Strike.

Make the University Employment, Nupur.

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Information and Guidance Bureau Ad. Block Pooja it-Cum-.

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and other issues in the Charter Of Demands. .

Unite Against the Insensitive Administration ! lmplete .

MCM is a Right NOT a Charity I Strengthen the Indefinite Hunger Strike for Enhancing MCM and jipated .

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other issues of the Charter of Demands! survey ..; ps to.

JNUSU congratulates the student community for their overwhelming and steadfast support for ongoing struggle .

and 5 days of Relay Hunger Strike on issues of enhancing financial assisstance and other issues of the Charter Of of rht:.

the JNU Administration, .

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Demands. After the massive protest demonstration and 3Uccessful Strike of 14 Sept. .

's Charter, including extending MCM for Ph.D. students, but continued e Rs..

conceded some ofthe demands on the JNUSU.

to reject the urgent demand of increasing the amount of MCM from Rs.600 to Rs. 1500, expansion of health centre ever. .

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facilities and timings to make it 24-hour, and to provide financial back-up in case of medical emergencies etc. .

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As a result JNUSU was forced to intensify the struggle and started Relay Hunger Strike from 16 Sept. It is matter hs of .

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ofgreat shame that inspite ofmassive participation by the student community it took 3 days for the JNU Administration .

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to respond. Under the pressure of 3 days of Relay Hunger Strike VC grudingly proposed to increase MCM for I .

B.A./ M.A. to Rs. 750/-and M.Phil students to Rs. 900/-. The JNUSU firmly rejected this small increase and ?· 750 .

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has called instead to intensify the struggle. JNUSU calls upon the students to keep up the ongoing .

struggle through their determined participation in Tonight's Protest Demonstration and the Indefinite 'and .

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Hunger Strike that will follow. .

s demand for enhanced MCM is not only logical, justified but is intact a question of our .

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tights which cannot be scuttled by the petty tradesman approach of the administration. ~e w .

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The MCM is not a dole or charity but a genuine right which has been instituted to enable the students from tnn-deprived backgrounds to pursue and continue higher education in places like JNU. If the administration has crores .

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campaign of parks and lawns, then it cannot hide behind the facade of "resource crunch" for 'NU -~ {" a.:· ·'' rJ; -~ ·:. ' .new .

meeting the basic~ rights of the student community. It must realise that it is only the presence and continuance of .

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for its 'beautification.

istence ofan insLitution oflearning. In its trademanship, the administration . '.

students that provides the rationale for the ex'oer .

is violating .this basic principle and acting against the interest and purpose of JNU itself. hnd .

When funds for several heads are available, VC must explain .

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WHY funds cannot be made available for financial assisstance for needy students, .

WHY can't students be allowed to decide where funds should be spent : on financial assisstance Fe1 .

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and health facilities or 'beautification' of parks and 'decorating' 's ' .

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Clearly, administration'~s half-hearted response to financial assisstance and HRD Ministry.

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' representation in AC and BoS is both a reflection .

unwillingness to approve JNU's proposal for students.

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of the nexus of an anti-student administration and anti-education UPA govt. .

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Thp JNUSU calls upon the students to join in large numbers in Tonight.

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the Indefinite Hung~ Strike to carry forwrd the struggle to its final victory. .

President, JNUSU .

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-JNUSU Appeals To The Student CommunityTo Participate inJtiUSU The Orientation Programmes On GenderSensitisation and GSCASH.

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In keeping with the need to revitalise and strengthen GSCASH, JNUSU had suggested in its charter 01r demandsth(~t mandatory gender sensitisation programmes be conducted by JNU as an institution ing this.

in each school .at the beginning ofeach semester. JNUSU, along with GSCASH, has been pursumattar with the JNU administration. As a result, this year, GSCASH orientation programmes are being conducted in various schools (especially for nevv students) on 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 241h ofAugust 2012 as notified throuqh detailed posters. · -JI'JUSU has a~ways maintained that ensuring gender sensitivity cannot and should not be the sole responsibility ofsome individuals or groups-institutional efforts have to be taken to ensrJre that students uphold the gender-sensitive nature ofthe campus. Therefore, JNUSU had demanded that the JNU administration take the responsibility ofinforming newstudents aboutthe issues pert-aining to gender-based and sexual harassment and the role and function of GSCASH. Moreover, .

this year, following JNUSU's intervention, new students have been given a copy of sections from the GSCASH bocklet, which describes the role and function of GSCASH. We appe~l to the student community to participate in large numbers in the orientation progra.mmes as per the-notified schedule for their respective schools. These programmes will beaddressed by some ofJNUs faculty members and other resource persons who have a long experience ofworking on issues ofgender, harassment and sensitivity in workplaces. The-entire student community together has to ensure that JNU's gendersensitive ethos is preserved. .

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Defend th'e JNU's Democratic Ethos! Reject Politically Motivated Divisive Moves .

to Sp1read Baseles~; A llegations and Delegitimize JNUSU! .

It has come to JNUSU's n,otice that a certain organisation has initiated a signature campaign amongst the student community. The sh'Jnature campaign demands that the JNUSU general secretary immediately call a council meeting to finalise the schedule for school GBMs, after which the JNUSU will hand over charge. JNUSU woL~Id like to state very clearly that it is extremely unfortunate that such attempts are .

being made ·~o create fissure5 and confusion in the student community where there are none. .

JNUSU is well aNarejbat JNUSU elections have to be conducted as per.a mandated deadline. This was .

always a settled issue, as far as JNUSU is concerned. Towards this end, school-level GBMs have to be .

conducted where convenor reports will be submitted and the new JNUSU election committee will be elected. A JNUSU council mEeting will be called on 23 August to finalise the dates for the same. This entire process, which is an integral part ofJNU's democratic ethos, will happen come what may._JNUSU stands committl~dto uphold this deadline. It is therefore highly unfortunatethat come attempts are being made to try and create the absurd impression that JNUSU is not interested in doing so! .

Despite this, if this organisation had some 'apprehensions' (however unfounded), we wonder what prevented its erected Councillors from following the provisions of the JNUSU constitution? (After all, it has etected members in the JNUSU council.) According to the JNUSU constitution,ifcouncillors want, they can ask for or requisition a council meeting. However, the fact that the councillors from SFI-JNU .

made no attempt to explore available options provided by the JNUSU constitution exposes their real agenda. .

The ong,oing signature campaign is clearly a politically motivated exercise to try and delegitimize .

and vitif)f the JNUSU by !~preading baseless rumours amongst the student community on an issue .

which thE.· JNUSU is anyway duty-bound and committed to futfil. .

JNUSU .Jppeals to the student community to reject all such petty, cheap moves to divide the student,community and ~rtificialty manufacture SOME absurd allegation. JNUSU also appeals to the student community to strengthen JNUSU's initiatives and struggles on several ongoing issues as well as .

toVt.tards S'Jccessfuf conduct of the upcoming school GBMs on Convenor's reports and forming of thel JNUSU election committee. .

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~ Sucheta De, Ravi Prakash , Mohd Firoz Ahamed, .

Gen. Secy. JNUSU Jf. Secy.. JNUSU.

Pn<;ident JNUSU .

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On June 26, 2024, in Tartous, gender-sensitive technical and managerial training was provided to potential community organizations. The training aimed to identify strengths, weaknesses, and existing needs to design an institutional strengthening plan.

This activity is part of the Community Engagement Strengthening (CES) initiative, which seeks to increase public participation in civil society, enhance collective action, and promote values-based community building through support for civil society organizations (CSOs). It falls within the Organizational Capacity Assessment (OCA) process, focusing on five key capacity areas: systems, activities, relationships, adaptability, and culture. CES is funded and implemented by the Aga Khan Foundation (AKF).

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conducted in various schools (especially for new students) on 215\ , 23rd and 24th ofAugust 2012 ~ flOtifu~d throuqh d~tailed posters. .

JI\JUSU has always maintained that ensuring gender sensitivity cannot and should not be the nc.)le responsibility ofsome individuals or groups-institutional efforts have to be taken to ensrJre that students uphold the .gender-sensitive nature ofthe campus. Therefore, JNUSU had dem·anded that the JNU administration take the responsibility ofinforming newstudents aboutthe issues pertaining to gender-based and sexual harassment and the role and function ofGSCASH. Moreover, this ;'ear, following JNUSU's intervention, new students have been given a copy of sections from the GSCASH booklet,which describes the role and function of GSCASH. .

We appea!l to the student community to participate in large numbers in the orientation .

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progra.mmes as per the notified schedule for their respective schools. These programmes will .

be addressed by some ofJNUs faculty members and other resource persons who have a long experience ofworking on issues ofgender, harassmentand sensitivity in workplaces.The entire student community together has to ensure that JNU's gendersensitive ethos is preserved. .

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Defend the JNU's Democratic Ethos! Reject Politically Motivated Divisive Moves .

to Spread Baseles~~ Allegations and Delegitimize JNUSU! .

Jt has come to JNUSU's n.'Jtice that a certain organisation has initiated a signature campaign amongst the .

student corn munity. The si~~nature campaign demands that the JNUSU general secretary immediately call .

a council mE.)eting to finalise the schedule for school GBMs, after which the JNUSU will hand over charge. .

JNUSU wotAtld like to state very clearly that it is extremely unfortunate that such attempts are .

being made ~o create fissures and confusion in the student community where there are none. .

JNUSU is well aware that JNUSU elections have to be conducted as per.a mandated deadline. This was .

always a settled issue, as far as JNUSU is concerned. Towards this end, school-1evel GBMs have to be .

conductt~d where convenor reports will be submitted and the new JNUSU election committee will be elected. .

A JNUSU council mE~eting will be called on 23 August to finalise the dates for the same. This entire .

process, which is an integral part of JNU's democratic ethos, will happen come whatmay.. JNUSUstands .

committed to uphold this deadline. It is therefore highly unfortunate that come attempts are being made .

to try and create the absurd impression that JNUSU is not interested in doing so! .

Despite this, if this. organisation had some 'apprehensions' (however unfounded), we wonder .

what pn~vented its etected Councillors from following the provisions of the JNUSU constitution? .

{After all, it has elected members in the JNUSU council.) According to the JNUSU constitution,if councillors .

want, the·y can ask for or requisition a council meeting. However,the fact that the councillors from SFI-JNU .

made no attemptto explore available options provided bythe JNUSU constitution exposes their real agenda. .

The ong,oing signature campaign is clearly a politically motivated exercise to try and delegitimize .

and vilif)r the JNUSU by spreading baseless rumours amongst the student community on an issue .

which thE.· JNUSU is anyway duty-bound and committed to fulfil. .

.

JNUSU :appeals to the student community to reject all such petty, cheap moves to divide the .

student ,community and artificially manufacture SOME absurd allegation. JNUSU also appeals to the .

student community to strengthen JNUSU's initiatives and struggles on several ongoing issues as well as .

tov1ards S'..Jccessful conduct of the upcoming school GBMs on Convenor's reports and forming of the .

JNUSU elnction committee. .

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Sucheta De, Ravi Prakash , Mohd Firoz Ahamed, Pr.'~sident, JNUSU Gen. Secy, JNUSU Jt. Secy.. JNUSU .

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Dear Madam, .

This is to express our deep concern and anguish at the attempts ofa particular organization tocast aspersions on GSCASH. its proceedings, and rules and procedures through a leaflet and.

subsequent poster dated (9.4.09) with regard to a particular case. A copy of the leaflet is.

attached. .

The rules and procedures of GSCASH and the rights it gives its members to conduct theproceedings and express opinions cannot be made subject to a politically motivated slangingexercise as has been done in this particular leaflet. In the interest of fairness of justice,sanctity n1ust be accorded to the decisions of GSCASH, with all the attendant provisions of.

rules and procedures per1aining to dissent, appeal and redressal by all parties. including thosein GSCASH. .

GSCASH deals with sensitive matters which demands highest concern for ethics, gendersensitivity as well as confidentiality of various parties concerned, not just about theindividuals involved in the case but also about proceedings. We fail to understand how thisparticular organization had the privilege to pronounce statements about the proceedings of aGSCASH meeting. and how it could exercise the liberty to impute partisan motives onGSCASH by stating distor1ed and even false al legations about our stances during theproceedings of a meeting (which were well within the provisions of GSCASH). Such publiccalumny goes against the legitimate rights of members of the GSCASH to express theiropinions during the process of an enquiry. Such organizationally motivated aspersions arebound to.undermine the scope and freedom ofGSCASH not just in this particular case, but in.

any enqmry. _ .

No free and fair enquiry can proceed ifchecks and balances, questions and counter questions,facts and counter facts are not entertained. To subject this due process of any meeting to apublic calumny campaign, imputing only organizational motives. makes any proceedings of.

GSCASH unviable and impossible. .

We reiterate our commitment to the institution of GSCASH. and its rules and procedures,.

which are absolutely essential for its fai r functioning. We also appeal through GSCASH to.

various organizations to behave in a mature and responsible manner in the interest ofsanctity.

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ofall the rules and procedures that arc sacrosanct for fair and just functioning ofGSCASH. .

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