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The main activities of CLADEM Guatemala at the national level during the first semester of 2005 have been:

• CLADEM Guatemala organized the presentation of the publication “Women’s Human Rights: Strengthening its international promotion and protection. From formation to action”, held on April 28^th, in coordination with IIDH and CEJIL.

• CLADEM Guatemala attended the consultations of a Chilean journalist in relation to the feminicides in said country.

Advocacy actions:

• CLADEM Guatemala’s communiqué on occasion of March 8^th, taking up again the FTA issue, which unfortunately is only a few days away from its signature. They are requesting a hearing with the President of Congress to explain their position.

During the period there was participation in the following international events:

• A member of CLADEM Guatemala, together with six other CLADEM members (Regional Coordinator, Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, Puerto Rico and Uruguay) participated in the CSW Beijing +10, in New York, from February 26^th thru March 6^th.

	Presentation of the Alternative Report on ESCRC. May 26th, 2004 (available in Spanish).
	Interviews to Law Practicioners ans Police Officers regarding Violence against Women in Guatemala (available in Spanish)
	National Balance: EFFORTS AND ACTIVITIES ADDRESSED TO ERADICATE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN GUATEMALA (available in Spanish) For comments on the assessment of Guatemala address them to: Patricia Pinto to the electronic mail: codefemguatemala@yahoo.com with copy to: pepe@netcomsa.com
	Report of the workshop on the declaration held in Guatemala, in  November 27th 2003 (available in Spanish)
	Executive summary of thr Monitoring alternative report from Guatemala to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural's rights, October 2003
	Monitoring alternative report from Guatemala to the CEDAW, August 2002
	Monitoring Report on Human Rights in Guatemala
	Guatemala's National Report on Violence (Available in Spanish)
	Legislation - Guatemala
	Public Policies - Guatemala