Examples of using Woc in English and their translations into Arabic
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Making reference to C & SD ' s annual publication and supplemented by other useful data collected through various sources, WoC also publishes regularly statistical booklets highlighting key figures in relation to women and men in the HKSAR.
In particular, WoC published an experience sharing booklet in January 2006 entitled" Gender Mainstreaming: Hong Kong Experience" to consolidate
WoC is carrying out a large-scale household survey to assess the different perceptions between men and women towards the current status of women in the HKSAR in the areas of family, economic participation and social participation.
In August 2009, the WoC published a supplement entitled" Women ' s Safety in Hong Kong:
As reported in paragraphs 42 and 43 of Part II of the previous report, WoC has been conducting surveys which aim at gauging the community ' s views and perceptions of gender-related issues, including the extent of gender stereotyping in society.
WoC is planning to launch a new television drama series in 2011 which will focus on the common experiences among Hong Kong women of different age groups in the 21st century and how they cope with different challenges.
In August 2009, WoC published a supplement to the report entitled" Women ' s Safety in Hong Kong:
The WoC recommended five key approaches, namely women ' s empowerment; prevention, education and community support; early identification and intervention; criminal justice responses; and research, data-sharing and dissemination of findings.
In order to promote among the public quality parenting education and core values identified in the survey, WoC produced leaflets to introduce the results of the survey and the work that WoC had done in promoting quality parenting.
Taking into account the experience gained in applying the checklist and in implementing the gender mainstreaming concept by the HKSAR Government over the years, the WoC revised the checklist with the assistance of various stakeholders in 2009.
The report will be made available to stakeholders, including LegCo, WoC, NGOs and women ' s groups, and will be distributed to the public at the Public Enquiry Service Centres of HAD and public libraries.
We advised the Committee in paragraph 19 of Part II of the previous report that WoC developed an analytical tool in the form of a checklist(the Checklist) in 2002 to assist Government officers in
The Government and WoC members also paid regular visits to DCs to introduce the concept of gender mainstreaming and discuss with them worthy projects that are conducive to women ' s development and well-being.
In 2009, taking into account the experience gained in applying the Checklist and in implementing the gender mainstreaming concept by the Government over the years, WoC revised the Checklist in consultation with stakeholders, including women ' s groups, Gender Focal Points(GFPs) and academics specialised in gender issues, etc The revised Checklist has been provided to the Government bureaux and departments for application.
Taking into account the practical experience gained in applying the Checklist and in implementing the gender mainstreaming concept by the Government over the years, WoC reviewed and revised the Checklist in 2009 to provide better assistance to Government officials in incorporating gender needs and perspective into policy formulation and programme development processes in a more systematic manner.
to fully realise their due status, rights and opportunities in all aspects of life, the WoC has adopted a three-pronged strategy, namely the provision of an enabling environment, empowerment of women through capacity building and public education, in promoting the interest and well-being of women.
Following the re-organization of the Government Secretariat of the HKSAR on 1 July 2007, WoC has been provided with executive support by the Labour and Welfare Bureau(LWB), which has taken over the responsibility for matters relating to the promotion of the interests and well-being of women in the HKSAR.
In addition, WoC has continued to initiate and undertake independent surveys and researches on women ' s issues in order to gain a better understanding of the situation of women in the HKSAR as well as to facilitate the formulation of women-focused strategies in the promotion of women ' s interests and well-being.
In order to encourage more women to participate in ASBs, WoC has issued letters to women ' s associations and professional institutions, inviting them to encourage women who are able and willing to participate in the work of ASBs to contribute their curriculum vitae to the CPI.
The WoC was pleased to note that good progress was made on various fronts, such as amendments to the DVO, new enhancement measures launched by the Police in handling domestic violence cases, strengthening of welfare services and support for victims of domestic violence and intervention programme for abusers, enhanced public awareness of the problem of domestic violence through public education, and training for frontline professionals, etc.