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Commission on the Status of Women
Distr. GENERAL
E/1997/27
E/CN.6/1997/9
United Nations
Commission on the Status of Women
Report on the forty-first session
(10-21 March 1997)
Economic and Social Council
Official Records, 1997
Supplement No. 7
E/1997/27
E/CN.6/1997/9
Commission on the Status of Women
Report on the forty-first session
(10-21 March 1997)
Economic and Social Council
Official Records, 1997
Supplement No. 7
United Nations - New York, 1997
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ISSN 0252-0117
CONTENTS
Chapter Page
I. MATTERS CALLING FOR ACTION BY THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
COUNCIL OR BROUGHT TO ITS ATTENTION ..............................1
A. Draft resolutions ............................................1
I. Palestinian women ........................................1
II. Agreed conclusions on the critical areas of concern ......3
B. Draft decisions ..............................................3
I. Renewal of the mandate of the Open-ended Working Group
on the Elaboration of a Draft Optional Protocol to the
Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of
Discrimination against Women .............................4
II. Functional commissions ...................................4
III. Report of the Commission on the Status of Women on its
forty-first session and provisional agenda and
documentation for the forty-second session of the
Commission ...............................................5
C. Matters brought to the attention of the Council ..............6
1. Agreed conclusions .......................................6
1997/1. Women and the environment .......................6
1997/2. Women in power and decision-making ..............10
1997/3. Women in the economy ............................12
1997/4. Education and training of women .................17
2. Resolutions and decisions ................................20
Resolution 41/1. Release of women and children taken
hostage in armed conflicts, including
those subsequently imprisoned ..........20
Resolution 41/2. Older women, human rights and
development ............................21
Resolution 41/3. Elaboration of a draft optional
protocol to the Convention on the
Elimination of All Forms of
Discrimination against Women ...........23
Resolution 41/4. Violence against women migrant workers .24
Resolution 41/5. Traffic in women and girls .............26
Resolution 41/6. Mainstreaming gender perspective
into all policies and programmes
in the United Nations system ...........29
Decision 41/101. Follow-up to the Fourth World
Conference on Women ....................34
Decision 41/102. Report of the Secretary-General on
improvement of the status of women
in the Secretariat .....................34
II. FOLLOW-UP TO THE FOURTH WORLD CONFERENCE ON WOMEN ................35
III. COMMUNICATIONS CONCERNING THE STATUS OF WOMEN ....................67
IV. CONVENTION ON THE ELIMINATION OF ALL FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION
AGAINST WOMEN, INCLUDING THE ELABORATION OF A DRAFT OPTIONAL
PROTOCOL TO THE CONVENTION .......................................70
V. PROVISIONAL AGENDA FOR THE FORTY-SECOND SESSION OF THE COMMISSION.72
VI. ADOPTION OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON ITS FORTY-FIRST
SESSION ..........................................................73
VII. ORGANIZATION OF THE SESSION ......................................74
A. Opening and duration of the session ..........................74
B. Attendance ...................................................74
C. Election of officers .........................................74
D. Agenda and organization of work ..............................75
E. Consultations with non-governmental organizations ............75
Annexes
I. Attendance .......................................................76
II. List of documents before the Commission at its forty-first session 80
III. Report of the Open-ended Working Group on the Elaboration of a
Draft Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Elimination of
Discrimination against Women .....................................84
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