We can change national attitudes to women and national attitudes to HIV.

Attitudes towards women in the Health System

I have witnessed disturbing professional attitudes coming from women.

ii. Attitudes and Behaviours of Others Internal Opposition and General Opposition to Women Candidates

Fourth, Europeans find it hard to stomach traditional Islamic attitudes towards, say, women or homosexuals.

Another commonly identified difficulty was the negative attitudes of many men to women entering politics.

Advances must be made in attitudes, but also in technology, to free women from household chores.

The attitudes amongst professionals limit the accessibility for women wanting to seek assistance for health problems.

Educational reform programmes have not been specifically designed to change traditional attitudes towards women and girls.

The women separated out kastom from the attitudes of some men that women were of a lower status.

A series of ads by UN Women, revealed in late October, used the Google Autocomplete feature to uncover widespread negative attitudes toward women.

Currently the attitudes of both men and women hinder women's equal participation in public life.

The report claimed that the disadvantages women faced resulted purely from societal beliefs and attitudes.

In addition to legal measures, it was important to undertake awareness raising measures in order to change traditional attitudes against women.

Societal attitudes already disadvantage women on the one hand and people with disabilities on the other.

(d) Micro level. Change in harmful and discriminatory attitudes and practices that perpetuate violence against women

The issue of changing societal attitudes towards women will be an integral component of this project.

The social, cultural and economic roles assigned to women bear a direct relationship with the prevailing societal attitudes held by most men and women of the position of women in society.

Preventive measures, including public information and education programmes to change attitudes concerning the roles and status of men and women.

Prostitution, trafficking and other forms of violence against women are based in sociocultural perceptions and attitudes about the relationships between men and women

Attitudes to parental roles

Discriminatory and stereotypical attitudes, lack of education, security concerns and freedom of movement may also limit opportunities for women to participate.

It has stated on many occasions that traditional attitudes by which women are regarded as subordinate to men contribute to violence against them.

Failure to comply with that article would leave women under the continued domination of men. Attitudes must be changed, and cultural patterns which discriminated against women must be eliminated.

After perestroika and the 1991 collapse of the USSR, these women did not change their lives and attitudes.

Patra, 2001) Attitudes of inhabitants in the Prefecture of Magnesia towards women heads of single parent families (Κ.Ε.TH.Ι.

Women with children were entitled to alimony even if divorce were granted because of the woman's fault, and the social attitudes to divorced women did not cause them any significant problem.

4.2 Despite this affirmative provision women today continue to experience discrimination in both public and private spheres, much of which is reflected in the attitudes of both men and women.

To that end, the State party had an obligation to address social and cultural attitudes which hindered progress towards equality for women, and to ensure that women received an equal and adequate education.

After having lived with such mentality and attitudes for so long, women believe the sorts of images that the society portrays of them and that enforces their continued existence under these attitudes (Lini, 1995).

The analysis of the attitudes of women shows that women do not see social risks in the expansion of prostitution and the increasing network of brothels.

Traditional attitudes and stereotypes regarding the role of women and men in society have given men control over land.

Women's non governmental organizations were helping to change attitudes towards women in society through gender research, outreach efforts and cooperation with international organizations.

Promoting debate on the issues of culture, customary law and women's rights in civil society is essential to change attitudes on violence against women.

In response to allegations of discrimination against women in the leadership of the Israeli Defence Forces, more high ranking positions had been opened for women, and efforts had been made to change attitudes regarding the role of women in the military.

Alliances with the media and other opinion makers have proved successful in facilitating change in societal attitudes towards women and promoting positive images of equality between men and women.

The short course, Women on Boards and Committees, was delivered in TAFE New South Wales to provide learners with the skills and attitudes required to become members of boards and committees. Another short course, Women in Decision Making Boards and Committees, was delivered to provide learners with the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to improve the representation of women on government boards and committees and in decision making roles in public and private sector organizations.

Attitudes toward children Social attitudes toward children differ around the world in various cultures.

(d) Outcome 4 (micro level). Change to be brought about in harmful and discriminatory attitudes and practices so as to promote and protect rights of women and girls

Our attitudes must change.

Attitudes towards gender roles

These attitudes are changing.

Ms. Enkhtsetseg (Mongolia) said that throughout the world women still suffered from violence, infectious diseases, malnutrition, lack of access to education and health services and discriminatory attitudes.

Due to such attitudes, women with smaller children often feel that in competition for better jobs children have become an obstacle in access to employment as well as promotion.

The culture of peace is essentially the cultivation of the creative potential of men and women to develop skills, mindsets, values and attitudes for living together in harmony.