
CZ PRES CONFERENCE ON:
Gender equality in the digital age: a task for Europe. Combating gender-based cyber-violence
29 November 2022 | 10:00–16:00 CEST
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
„Concerned that sexism is linked to violence against women and girls, whereby acts of “everyday” sexism are part of a continuum of violence creating a climate of intimidation, fear, discrimination, exclusion and insecurity which limits opportunities and freedom;
Aware that sexism and sexist behaviour are perpetrated at the individual, institutional and structural levels, and experienced with detrimental effect at all three levels, and that measures to prevent and combat sexism should therefore be taken at all levels.“
–CoE, Council of Ministers in Recommendation on Preventing and Combating Sexism
„Cyber violence particularly impacts women active in public life, such as politicians, journalists and human rights defenders. This can have the effect of silencing women, hindering their societal participation and undermining the principle of democracy as enshrined in the Treaty on European Union.” –Proposal for a directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on combating violence against women and domestic violence
The conference is organised by the Office of the government of the Czech Republic and held as a part of the Czech Presidency of the Council of the EU.

Linda Bartošová, journalist

Ondřej Trhoň, journalist
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SPEAKERS

Klára Šimáčková Laurenčíková, Government Commissioner for Human Rights, Czech Republic

Irena Moozová, European Commission, Director for Equality and Union Citizenship (DG JUST)

Karel Dvořák, Deputy Minister of Justice, Czech Republic

Eleonora Esposito, Researcher, European Institute for Gender Equality

Tuija Saresma, Researcher, University of Jyväskylä, Finland, expert on sexist hate speech

Lisa Kaati, Researcher, Stockholm University

Josefina Erikson, Associate professor, Uppsala University

Cecilia Josefsson, Associate professor, Uppsala University

Stephanie Öner, researcher, lecturer in hate crime and criminal law: The Austrian Law to Combat Online-Hate