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Bergen - rundebord om kvinner i idretten. Tirsdag 24. mai
Opening statement by Minister of Children, Equality and Social Inclusion, Ms. Solveig Horne
Speech on the European Consumer Summit 2015, Brussels
On behalf of the Government of Norway on the occasion of the interactive dialogue with the Committee on the Rights of the Child 23-24 May 2018.
Poverty among children, young people and families Pdf-version
The state budget is an immensely powerful instrument. We should use it actively to promote gender equality.
There are many benefits to having equal representation of each gender in politics - one of them is that it creates role models for women in other parts of society, which is highly needed.
Av: Tidligere barne- og likestillingsminister Karita Bekkemellem
Europe faces two main challenges in the years ahead. The first is to ensure that more children are born. The second is to ensure that more people work and that more people work longer.
Av: Tidligere barne- og likestillingsminister Karita Bekkemellem
In Norway we have followed the implementation and development of the proposals of the White Paper of the European Commission. The four priority areas, Participation, Information, Voluntary activities and Better knowledge of youth are of general
Av: Tidligere barne- og likestillingsminister Karita Bekkemellem
In 2007 Vipe, Innovation Norway and the Ministry of Children and Equality made a report regarding women and international careers.
Gender and Pay is a summary of Official Norwegian Report 2008:6.
First of all, I would like to use this opportunity to thank the FEMM-network for the invitation to this conference, and for doing such important work.
Av: Tidligere barne- og likestillingsminister Manuela Ramin-Osmundsen
Thank you, Mme Chair, for giving me the floor and the possibility to present some of the Norwegian and Nordic experiences within the field of gender-sensitive budgets. My presentation will be from within government and working close to the Cabinet.
Women in different parts of the world faces discrimination, but the seriousness and the scale of problems and challenges vary. But women have some common experiences - women throughout the world have less power and income and are exposed for
This conference is a great opportunity to gather many women (and a few men) to share the experience from the program Women Can Do It (WCDI) developed by the Norwegian People's Aid (NPA) and the Norwegian Labour Party (NLP).
Av: Tidligere barne- og likestillingsminister Manuela Ramin-Osmundsen
Intervention in Panel Discussion, EU-conference on Gender Budgeting, June 4 -5 in Frankfurt.
Modern societies need to utilize all human resources, with their personal qualities, education and skills, regardless of gender. Both women and men must be able to participate in working life, social life and family life.
The Norwegian position is clear; no religion, culture or tradition can ever serve as excuse for violence in the family. Further, domestic violence is not a private matter, but highly political an should be dealt with by Governments.
Gender based violence is the utmost expression of unequal status for women; to work for gender equality is therefore a prerequisite to abolish gender based violence. A vital basis for gender equality, is economic independence for women; economic
We need to meet children as competent individuals who want to share their opinions with us. And we have lot to learn. One example: Racism or ethnic discrimination. Children are colour-blind. They will say that discrimination is unfair and not right.