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by Czardas » Fri Apr 08, 2016 4:35 am
by TERF » Sat Apr 09, 2016 6:11 pm
Gloria Regis wrote:OOC: LOL!!!
Gloria Regis wrote:
The breakfast items included are: goat's cheese, sheep's cheese, yogurt, fresh or preserved fruit, flatbread or pita bread, hen's or duck's eggs; mutton or sheep sausage; fish (eel, salmon, mackerel), coffee, tea and goat's milk.
Gloria Regis wrote:TERF wrote:All delegates must swear to use non violent means of resolving conflict. Do you so swear?
Swearing is a patriarchal behavior remembering marriage, an institution that was so patriarchal that is actually banned even among Wimmin.
As long as there aren't animals around, violence is impossible: Wimmin aren't violent.
I'm afraid you have to promise anyway. Also your application says you want to nuke people. That sounds violent.
rape; domestic violence; sexual harassment; coercive use of contraceptives; female infanticide; prenatal sex selection; obstetric violence and mob violence; as well as harmful customary or traditional practices such as honor killings, dowry violence, female genital mutilation, marriage by abduction and forced marriage.
Gloria Regis wrote:And what's the concern about animals?
Gloria Regis wrote:TERF wrote:We have our "9 good rules" for resolving eventual minor conflicts that could arise during a debate:
1) You can't pick your nose during the debate.
2) You can't interrupt anyone while she is speaking (only the Eviga Universella Delegerat can do it if the Wimmin is saying something patriarchal because she's intoxicated).
3) You can't use toothpaste and/or toothbrush during the debate (cleaning your teeth with sage leaves is allowed during the debate).
5) You can't do any gesture that can be construed as a mean to claim the right to speak while another Wimmin is speaking.
6) You can't cut your fingernails during the debate (biting your fingernails is also not allowed because the measure is meant to prevent Wimmin from having sex during the debate, using the inherent threat of long fingernails that can scratch intimate parts).
7) You can't do any gesture that can be construed as a mean to show disapproval of what another Wimmin is saying.
8 ) You can't play table games or board games during the debate (but playing tic-tac-toe on paper is allowed).
9) You can't criticize what anyone else said during the debate once the debate has finished.
Interesting, but no. Some Gloria Regian women present will be probably biting their nails as a result of nervousness about continued threats from Patriarchy. It's unfair to blame them for bad social habits inflicted upon them by continued oppression. Furthermore the other rules suggested silence women's opinions.
If these are acceptable terms you are welcome to attend.
by Gloria Regis » Sat Apr 09, 2016 6:57 pm
Gloria Regis wrote:
The breakfast items included are: goat's cheese, sheep's cheese, yogurt, fresh or preserved fruit, flatbread or pita bread, hen's or duck's eggs; mutton or sheep sausage; fish (eel, salmon, mackerel), coffee, tea and goat's milk.
Gloria Regis wrote:
I'm afraid you have to promise anyway. Also your application says you want to nuke people. That sounds violent.
rape; domestic violence; sexual harassment; coercive use of contraceptives; female infanticide; prenatal sex selection; obstetric violence and mob violence; as well as harmful customary or traditional practices such as honor killings, dowry violence, female genital mutilation, marriage by abduction and forced marriage.
Gloria Regis wrote:And what's the concern about animals?
Gloria Regis wrote:
Interesting, but no. Some Gloria Regian women present will be probably biting their nails as a result of nervousness about continued threats from Patriarchy. It's unfair to blame them for bad social habits inflicted upon them by continued oppression. Furthermore the other rules suggested silence women's opinions.
If these are acceptable terms you are welcome to attend.
by Macisikan » Sun Apr 10, 2016 5:11 pm
Official Communiqué Classification: Restricted To Sera Aemlianus, greetings; Delegation Form |
by TERF » Tue Apr 12, 2016 3:15 pm
Gloria Regis wrote:
I'm afraid as far as the rest goes, you'll have to take it or leave it.
"Special measures that are necessary to prevent and protect women from gender-based violence shall not be considered discrimination under the terms of this Convention"
Parties shall take the necessary legislative and other measures to exercise due diligence to prevent, investigate, punish and provide reparation for acts of violence covered by the scope of this Convention that are perpetrated by non-State actors.
by Gloria Regis » Tue Apr 12, 2016 6:29 pm
TERF wrote:Gloria Regis wrote:
I'm afraid as far as the rest goes, you'll have to take it or leave it.
This is against the Convention of Istanbul!
We are authorized to use such special measures because"Special measures that are necessary to prevent and protect women from gender-based violence shall not be considered discrimination under the terms of this Convention"
Article no. 4, point 4, "Fundamental rights, equality and non-discrimination", Convention of Istanbul on preventing and combating violence against women.
http://www.coe.int/en/web/conventions/f ... 168008482e
Furthermore:
Article 5 point 2Parties shall take the necessary legislative and other measures to exercise due diligence to prevent, investigate, punish and provide reparation for acts of violence covered by the scope of this Convention that are perpetrated by non-State actors.
It authorizes TERF to act against every policy that can be construed as discriminatory against women.
Have you compared your forces of defense against patriarchal aggression to the forces of defense against patriarchal aggression of TERF?
It's actually
10,091.32 vs -13.78
I would also add that we have a lot of heavy artillery ammunitions that are going into expiration date and that the disposal of such ammunitions is far more complex and expensive than shooting them.
by Anollasia » Thu Apr 14, 2016 1:07 pm
Gloria Regis wrote::lol2:TERF wrote:
This is against the Convention of Istanbul!
We are authorized to use such special measures because
Article no. 4, point 4, "Fundamental rights, equality and non-discrimination", Convention of Istanbul on preventing and combating violence against women.
http://www.coe.int/en/web/conventions/f ... 168008482e
Furthermore:
Article 5 point 2
It authorizes TERF to act against every policy that can be construed as discriminatory against women.
Have you compared your forces of defense against patriarchal aggression to the forces of defense against patriarchal aggression of TERF?
It's actually
10,091.32 vs -13.78
I would also add that we have a lot of heavy artillery ammunitions that are going into expiration date and that the disposal of such ammunitions is far more complex and expensive than shooting them.
Joking aside though, in rping on NS real world stuff is good inspiration but doesn't exist in it. So what is this "Convention of Istanbul' of which you speak? ;
by Gloria Regis » Thu Apr 14, 2016 10:55 pm
Anollasia wrote:Gloria Regis wrote::lol2:
Joking aside though, in rping on NS real world stuff is good inspiration but doesn't exist in it. So what is this "Convention of Istanbul' of which you speak? ;
RL stuff exists in some nations, such as Anollasia, but not for everyone. So it may apply to some nations. The Convention of Istanbul applies to Anollasia. However, TERF is just twisting the words just so (s)he has an excuse to bring nukes.
by Shining Moon » Sat Apr 16, 2016 3:34 pm
by Gloria Regis » Sat Apr 16, 2016 6:32 pm
by Esperance International » Mon Apr 25, 2016 10:06 pm
Delegation Form
Nation or International Organization Name: Esperance International
Leader or Group Most Relevant to this Conference: High Commissioner Catherine Gladwell; the group most relevant to this conference is the Department of Gender Affairs within the Commission on Democracy and Civil Society.
Delegate(s):
- Claire Paxton, Director of the Commission on Democracy and Civil Society
- Jibril Hadrami, Director of the Commission for International Justice
- Dipali Kaur, Director of the Department of Gender Affairs, Commission on Democracy and Civil Society
- Bautista Rojas, Director of the Department of Reproductive Health, Global Health Commission
Relevant notes on delegates:
- Commissioner Claire Paxton has spent most of her career as a constitutional advisor and mediator for the Truth and Reconciliation Taskforce. However, she got her start as a grassroots organizer in the Department of Gender Affairs. She is also one of several openly gay commission directors, and has been in a monogamous partnership since 1991.
- Commissioner Jibril Hadrami is the senior-most official of the Esperance International Criminal Court, though he does not actually serve as a judge. He is a former human rights lawyer and academic who spent twelve years as a political prisoner. He was highly influential in drafting the New Prospect Statute, with its detailed list of crimes against humanity.
- Director Dipali Kaur has spent most of her career in supporting women's civil society groups, especially in rural areas of underdeveloped countries, as they seek to address patriarchal laws and customs surrounding marriage, property, land ownership, and child-rearing. She was left scarred by a 1988 acid attack by vigilantes.
- Director Bautista Rojas has spent most of her career running women's health and family planning programs in primarily conservative, highly religious nations; she is well-known for her pragmatism and effectiveness as a mediator with local communities. A prodigious linguist, she is fluent in eight languages and competent in another three.
Organization(s) associated with delegation: Esperance International
How does your nation of origin or umbrella organization view feminism? Esperance International personnel overwhelmingly identify as feminist, and Esperance International as a whole views women's rights as human rights, and the concern of every human being. Generally, Esperance International's approach to feminism is based on the notion of substantive rather than formal equality; it is broadly supportive of quotas, affirmative action, and other strategies by which to balance the effects of historical injustice. However, it does not support policies that abridge the fundamental human rights of men, or of non-gender-binary persons, in order to advance the rights of women.
Please sum up in a few sentences the general status of women in your country: Slightly more than half of all Esperancers are women; so are more than half of all commission directors; and so is the High Commissioner. Equal pay for equal work, and equal opportunities for promotion, are guaranteed; so is paid parental leave, without prejudice to one's chance at a promotion. Incidents of sexual assault within the organization are very rare, and are dealt with severely. Feminine imagery is important in Esperancers' conception of their organization: it is a nurturing adoptive mother for the world's most desperate people. The status of female Esperancers, in other words, is about as good as it can be outside an officially matriarchal system.
Does your delegation represent an oppressed group? Please add notes: Not unless you count Esperancers as a whole, who are frequently targets for crime, vigilantism, and terrorism.
Please state issues on the status of women and girls in your nation: Female Esperancers are subject to gender-specific risks in their work, especially in conservative or highly religious societies. Within Esperance International, there are no major issues related to the status of any gender.
State grievances you wish to bring to the attention of the conference: None; rather, Esperance International wishes to explore how it may be able to address the grievances of other conference members.
Relevant links to concerns or issues: N/A
Are there any dietary, safety or other concerns we should know about your delegation?: Commissioner Hadrami and Director Kaur abide by the dietary restrictions of the Muslim and Hindu faiths, respectively. Outside the conference, security for Esperance International delegates will be handled by the Esperance International Security Force, in keeping with the requirements of Esperance International's neutrality policy.
Preference for lodging (hotel, hostel, campus housing, private host): Any of the above.
All delegates must swear to use non violent means of resolving conflict. Do you so swear?: Freely and gladly, yes.
by Gloria Regis » Tue Apr 26, 2016 1:53 pm
Esperance International wrote:Whoops! Can't believe I forgot you TGed me this. Can we just assume that EI has been there all along, studiously taking notes (represented by me spending the next hour reading the IC)?Delegation Form
Nation or International Organization Name: Esperance International
Leader or Group Most Relevant to this Conference: High Commissioner Catherine Gladwell; the group most relevant to this conference is the Department of Gender Affairs within the Commission on Democracy and Civil Society.
Delegate(s):
- Claire Paxton, Director of the Commission on Democracy and Civil Society
- Jibril Hadrami, Director of the Commission for International Justice
- Dipali Kaur, Director of the Department of Gender Affairs, Commission on Democracy and Civil Society
- Bautista Rojas, Director of the Department of Reproductive Health, Global Health Commission
Relevant notes on delegates:
- Commissioner Claire Paxton has spent most of her career as a constitutional advisor and mediator for the Truth and Reconciliation Taskforce. However, she got her start as a grassroots organizer in the Department of Gender Affairs. She is also one of several openly gay commission directors, and has been in a monogamous partnership since 1991.
- Commissioner Jibril Hadrami is the senior-most official of the Esperance International Criminal Court, though he does not actually serve as a judge. He is a former human rights lawyer and academic who spent twelve years as a political prisoner. He was highly influential in drafting the New Prospect Statute, with its detailed list of crimes against humanity.
- Director Dipali Kaur has spent most of her career in supporting women's civil society groups, especially in rural areas of underdeveloped countries, as they seek to address patriarchal laws and customs surrounding marriage, property, land ownership, and child-rearing. She was left scarred by a 1988 acid attack by vigilantes.
- Director Bautista Rojas has spent most of her career running women's health and family planning programs in primarily conservative, highly religious nations; she is well-known for her pragmatism and effectiveness as a mediator with local communities. A prodigious linguist, she is fluent in eight languages and competent in another three.
Organization(s) associated with delegation: Esperance International
How does your nation of origin or umbrella organization view feminism? Esperance International personnel overwhelmingly identify as feminist, and Esperance International as a whole views women's rights as human rights, and the concern of every human being. Generally, Esperance International's approach to feminism is based on the notion of substantive rather than formal equality; it is broadly supportive of quotas, affirmative action, and other strategies by which to balance the effects of historical injustice. However, it does not support policies that abridge the fundamental human rights of men, or of non-gender-binary persons, in order to advance the rights of women.
Please sum up in a few sentences the general status of women in your country: Slightly more than half of all Esperancers are women; so are more than half of all commission directors; and so is the High Commissioner. Equal pay for equal work, and equal opportunities for promotion, are guaranteed; so is paid parental leave, without prejudice to one's chance at a promotion. Incidents of sexual assault within the organization are very rare, and are dealt with severely. Feminine imagery is important in Esperancers' conception of their organization: it is a nurturing adoptive mother for the world's most desperate people. The status of female Esperancers, in other words, is about as good as it can be outside an officially matriarchal system.
Does your delegation represent an oppressed group? Please add notes: Not unless you count Esperancers as a whole, who are frequently targets for crime, vigilantism, and terrorism.
Please state issues on the status of women and girls in your nation: Female Esperancers are subject to gender-specific risks in their work, especially in conservative or highly religious societies. Within Esperance International, there are no major issues related to the status of any gender.
State grievances you wish to bring to the attention of the conference: None; rather, Esperance International wishes to explore how it may be able to address the grievances of other conference members.
Relevant links to concerns or issues: N/A
Are there any dietary, safety or other concerns we should know about your delegation?: Commissioner Hadrami and Director Kaur abide by the dietary restrictions of the Muslim and Hindu faiths, respectively. Outside the conference, security for Esperance International delegates will be handled by the Esperance International Security Force, in keeping with the requirements of Esperance International's neutrality policy.
Preference for lodging (hotel, hostel, campus housing, private host): Any of the above.
All delegates must swear to use non violent means of resolving conflict. Do you so swear?: Freely and gladly, yes.
by Jiakros » Tue Apr 26, 2016 3:02 pm
by Gloria Regis » Tue Apr 26, 2016 3:17 pm
Jiakros wrote:Delegation Form
Nation or International Organization Name: The United Societies of Jiakros
Leader or Group Most Relevant to this Conference: Adrian Ahlstrom
Delegate(s) (please no more than 4, list any titles or positions): The Magistrate, Adrian Ahlstrom, is coming alone aside from an agent who will carry the laptop he is skyping to you over. The Agent holds no major position, and is an assistant from Iajrin named Johann.
Relevant notes on delegates: Prepare for sarcasm. Our Magistrate speaks in about 30% sarcasm.
Organization(s) associated with delegation: United Societies
How does your nation of origin or umbrella organization view feminism? Feminism comes in two shades. Warriors for complete gender equality, and psychopathic matriarchy. We are here to aid the first one, and help eliminate the second one.
Please sum up in a few sentences the general status of women in your country: Basically the same as men.
Does your delegation represent an oppressed group? Please add notes: No.
Please state issues on the status of women and girls in your nation: Do not have any at the moment.
State grievances you wish to bring to the attention of the conference : We are mostly here to help out with other's problems. We are doing fine.
Relevant links to concerns or issues:
Are there any dietary, safety or other concerns we should know about your delegation?: No. Our Magistrate is not coming in person, and our Agent has no concerns.
Preference for lodging (hotel, hostel, campus housing, private host): Our Agent would prefer a small but comfortable and upper class hotel room.
All delegates must swear to use non violent means of resolving conflict. Do you so swear?: Of course. Our military is basically sh*t aside from throwing Drones at things until they die anyway.
by Agirea » Tue Apr 26, 2016 6:10 pm
by Gloria Regis » Tue Apr 26, 2016 11:34 pm
Agirea wrote:Delegation Form
Nation or International Organization Name: Agirea United free press
Leader or Group Most Relevant to this Conference:Sheri's free press
Delegate(s) (please no more than 4, list any titles or positions): Photographer- James west Jr. Writer-Gennete mackaby Post confrenceInterviewer Jane galhan-/b]
[b]Relevant notes on delegates:none
Organization(s) associated with delegation:
How does your nation of origin or umbrella organization view feminism?We believe that all people are created equal and shall have the same rights no matter the sex,relationship interest,race,age
Please sum up in a few sentences the general status of women in your country:women have a equal status to all people
Does your delegation represent an oppressed group? Please add notes:No
Please state issues on the status of women and girls in your nation:[Pay equality/b]
[b] State grievances you wish to bring to the attention of the conference :
Relevant links to concerns or issues:
Are there any dietary, safety or other concerns we should know about your delegation?:None
Your press is very welcome to attend!
Preference for lodging (hotel, hostel, campus housing, private host):hotel
All delegates must swear to use non violent means of resolving conflict. Do you so swear?:yes
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