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Layout and printing : Pôle Conception graphique-Fabrication – DSAF/DPL – June 2017. Government Prime Minister National Assembly Senate Secretary of state in charge of gender equality Parliament Other ministries High civil servants in charge of gender equality SDFE Women’s Rights and Equality Administration MIPROF Interministerial committee for the protection of women against violence and Women’s rights delegation Women’s rights delegation CSEP High Council for Gender Equality President Members General secretary Prepares, organizes and follows The Prime minister and the minister of women’s rights can ask the HCE to work and gives The HCE can decide Civil society OPERATION OF THE HCE HCE 99, rue de Grenelle - 75007 Paris - France For more information: @HCEfh Haut Conseil à l’Egalité Subscribe to our newsletter in English on our website: haut-conseil-egalite.gouv.fr Contact us: [email protected] The High Council for Gender Equality (HCE) is the French independent advisory body in charge of women’s rights and gender equality. It was recognized by the law for equality and citizenship passed in January 2017. This law entrusts the HCE with a new mission: publishing an annual report about sexism in France. Danielle Bousquet has been the President of the HCE since January 2013. Starting as an activist at Planned Parenthood, she then directed an Information Center for the rights of women and families. Later, she was elected as a member of parliament and became Vice-president of the French National Assembly. She was also the Vice-president of the National Assembly’s delegation for women’s rights. She specifically worked on the fight against the prostitution system, gender-based violence, abortion rights and contraception.

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GovernmentPrime Minister

NationalAssembly Senate

Secretaryof state

in chargeof genderequality

Parliament

Otherministries

High civil servants in charge of gender

equality

SDFEWomen’s Rights

and EqualityAdministration

MIPROFInterministerial

committee for the protection of women against violence and

Women’s rights

delegation

Women’s rights

delegation

CSEPHigh Council for Gender Equality

PresidentMembers

General secretaryPrepares, organizes and follows

The Prime minister and the minister of women’s rights can ask the HCE to work

and gives

The HCE can decide

Civil society

OPERATION OF THE HCE

HCE 99, rue de Grenelle - 75007 Paris - FranceFor more information: @HCEfh Haut Conseil à l’Egalité

Subscribe to our newsletter in English on our website:haut-conseil-egalite.gouv.fr

Contact us: [email protected]

The High Council for Gender Equality (HCE) is the French independentadvisory body in charge of women’s rights and gender equality. It wasrecognized by the law for equality and citizenship passed in January2017. This law entrusts the HCE with a new mission: publishing anannual report about sexism in France.

Danielle Bousquet has been the President of the HCE sinceJanuary 2013. Starting as an activist at Planned Parenthood, shethen directed an Information Center for the rights of women andfamilies. Later, she was elected as a member of parliament andbecame Vice-president of the French National Assembly. Shewas also the Vice-president of the National Assembly’sdelegation for women’s rights. She specifically worked on thefight against the prostitution system, gender-based violence,abortion rights and contraception.

HCE’S MISSIONSSince its creation, the HCE published 15 reports, 9 notices, 2 studies and 1 high leveladvocacy statement

HCE’S WORK

The HCE

The commissionsThe HCEmembers are grouped in 5 commissions that prepare reports on:wGender-based violence;wGender stereotypes ;w European and international issues ;w Parity in politics, administrations, economy and the social sphere;w Sexual and reproductive health and rights.

In order to fight gender-based violence moreefficiently, the HCE brings unknown and toleratedissues (notice on rape- October 2016) to the attentionof public authorities and evaluates the national plan tofight against violence.

With each election, the HCE takes stock on theadvancement of parity. Its last report was aboutlocal governments (February 2017).

In order to get funding that measures up to thestakes, the HCE published an unprecedented report

called “Where is the money for women’s rights?”with the Economic, Social and Environmental Council(CESE), the Women’s Foundation, the Mediterraneanwomen’s fund, UN Women France and W4 France.

The HCE suggests ways of reinforcing women’s sexualand reproductive rights and their access to healththrough its work on : abortion rights (2013), sexualeducation for young people (2016), access to healthfor women in precarious situations (2017).

Women’s rights are an international issue. The HCEevaluates the actions of France in those matters

(annual reports on the “gender and development”strategy), publishes thematic reports (on asylum

right for example) and contributes to internationaladvocacy statements (COP21 and CSW).

The HCE published a report on thedeconstruction of stereotypes in communication,education and the media. The Guide for a public

communication without gender stereotypesoffers tools for a non-stereotyped

communication. The HCE also puts forward acommitment that organizations can sign.

Find all reports and keyfigures, chronologies andlegal references on ourwebsite:haut-conseil-egalite.gouv.fr

Coming up in 2018: the HCE’s annual report on sexism in France

Avis pour une juste condamnation sociétale

et judiciaire du viol et autres agressions sexuelles

Danielle BOUSQUET, Présidente du HCERapporteures : Elisabeth MOIRON-BRAUD et Ernestine RONAI

Co-rapporteur.e.s : Caroline RESSOT et Romain SABATHIER

Avis n°2016-09-30-VIO-022 publié le 5 octobre 2016

Quel âge avez-vous ? Combien pesez-vous ? Vous aviez mangé quoice jour-là ? Bon, vous aviez mangé quoi au dîner ? Vous aviez bu endînant ? Non, même pas de l’eau ? Vous buvez à quel point,habituellement ? Qui vous a amené à cette fête ? À quelle heure ?Mais où exactement ? Vous portiez quoi ? Pourquoi alliez-vous à cettefête ? Qu’avez-vous fait en arrivant ? Vous en êtes sûre ? Est-ce quevous buviez à la fac ? Vous avez dit que vous étiez une fêtarde ? Çavous est arrivé souvent, de perdre connaissance ? C’est sérieux avecvotre petit ami ? Quand est-ce que vous vous êtes mis ensemble ?Est-ce que vous pourriez le tromper ? Est-ce que vous avez déjàtrompé ? Vous rappelez-vous l’heure qu’il était quand vous vous êtesréveillée ? Vous portiez votre cardigan ? De quelle couleur était votrecardigan ? Vous vous rappelez autre chose de cette nuit-là ? Non ?

« Les difficultés auxquelles on peut être confrontées sont

liées au fait d’être une femme, pas de l’organisation

binôminale »

« Quand on passe à 50 % de femmes, il y a des choses, des remarques qui ne passent plus »

« Moi qui ai connu la précédente assemblée, grand changement : on est passé d’une assemblée

de vieux messieurs à une assemblée mixte et très rajeunie »

« Très souvent en représentation,

on me présente comme l’assistante »

Quel partage du pouvoir entreles femmes et les hommes

élu.e.s au niveau local ? État des lieux de la parité aux niveaux communal,

intercommunal, départemental et régional

Danielle BOUSQUET, Présidente du HCERéjane SÉNAC, Présidente de la Commission « Parité »

co-rapporteures : Marie-Pierre BADRE (Régions de France) et Michèle BERTHY (Assemblée des Départements de France)

Rapport n°2017-01-27-PAR-026 publié le 02 février 2017

Les Femmes,actrices de la lutte

contre le dérèglementclimatique

Intégrer l’autonomisation des femmes et l’égalité entre les femmes et les hommes dans l’accord issu de la 21e Conférence des parties

de la Convention-Cadre des Nations Unies sur les changements climatiques

U N E S O N N E T T E D ’A L A R M E

O Ù E S T

L’A R G E N TP O U R

L E S D R O I T S

D E S F E M M E S ?

Ensures discussions withthe stakeholdersof genderequality

Evaluatespublic policies onequality and otherpolicies from an equalityperspective

Makesrecommendationsto theGovernment andthe Parliament

Inform thegeneral public by putting forwardits expertise andfacilitating publicdebate

13 QUALIFIED PERSONALITIES

10 NGO REPRESENTATIVES

11ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES 7MEMBERS

BY RIGHT

8REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

13 HIGH CIVIL SERVANTS IN CHARGE OF GENDER EQUALITY

10 EXPERTS AND RESEARCHERS

The membersThe High Council for Gender Equality is made up of individuals from differentbackgrounds who bring their expertise and views on different issues: