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Ouverture de l’Université du Notarial Mondial 2024
L’Université du Notariat Mondial 2024 est lancée ! Le webinaire d’ouverture de l’UNM a eu lieu aujourd’hui, 30 avril 2024. 113 participants de 42 pays différents étaient réunis en ligne ; ils se retrouveront à Paris du 1er au 5 juillet 2024, pour suivre les cours des Professeurs Armella (droit de la...
111e session plénière de la Commission des Affaires Américaines en République Dominicaine
Du 17 au 21 avril 2024, des représentants de 22 pays se réunissent à Punta Cana (République dominicaine) pour discuter de la fonction notariale en Amérique, à l’occasion de la 111e session plénière de la Commission des affaires américaines (CAAm). Le président de l'UINL, Lionel Galliez, qui a pris l...
Comment le notariat peut-il être vecteur d’égalité entre les hommes et les femmes ?
Webinaire du groupe de travail EGALITE DES GENRES - 8 mars 2024. Pour le troisième année consécutive, le groupe de travail EGALITE DES GENRES, présidé par la Présidente honoraire Cristina Armella, organise un webinaire à l’occasion de la journée internationale de la femme. Depuis quatre continents ...
Conférence des Notariats de l’Océan Indien à Madagascar
La 5ème édition de la Conférence des Notariats de l’Océan Indien débute aujourd’hui à Antananarivo (Madagascar), en présence de la Ministre de la Justice de Madagascar, Madame Landy Mbolatiana Randriamanantenasoa, de l’Ambassadeur de France à Madagascar (M. Arnaud Guillois), des Présidents des Notar...
L’UINL perd un grand Président
C’est avec un profond chagrin que l’UINL a appris ce matin le décès de son Président honoraire, le notaire italien, Giancarlo LAURINI. Me Giancarlo LAURINI a été Président de l’UINL de 2005 à 2007 et restait encore très impliqué dans la vie de l’Union. L’Union internationale du Notariat rend hommage...
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The "Guidelines on strengthening gender equality in notarial practices - South-East Europe" have been published
Informations The "Guidelines on strengthening gender equality in notarial practices - South-East Europe" have been published
22/01/2019 Co-publication of FAO and GIZ (Deutsche Gesellscha für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH), the “Guidelines on strengthening gender equality in notarial practices - South East Europe” are intended as a practical assistance document that notaries can use to strengthen gender equality in the services that they provide.
It offers quick and easy steps, and checklists to help notaries exercise due diligence in the services they provide under the law, by identifying and protecting the rights of all women and daughters with a legal interest in the service.
It also provides additional information for notaries wishing to enhance their knowledge and understanding of the gender implications of the services they provide, and tips on how to engage in advocacy.
It builds up on the VGGT and several technical guides and aims to contribute to the achievement of the SDGs indicators 5.a.2, 5.a.1 and 1.4.2, among others.
The International Union of Notaries and the Chamber of Notaries of the participating countries contributed to this Guidelines with their practical knowledge and specific examples to the quality of the document.
The International Union of Notaries completed the peer review of the document and is committed to support the implementation and further elaborate the guide to cover other regions and prepare a global guide for the notaries.
The “Guidelines on strengthening gender equality in notarial practices - South East Europe” are also available to the UINL Site members in the Intranet > Working Groups > Partnerships with international organization > FAO.
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The "Guidelines on strengthening gender equality in notarial practices - South-East Europe" have been published
Co-publication of FAO and GIZ (Deutsche Gesellscha für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH), the “Guidelines on strengthening gender equality in notarial practices - South East Europe” are intended as a practical assistance document that notaries can use to strengthen gender equality in the services that they provide.
It offers quick and easy steps, and checklists to help notaries exercise due diligence in the services they provide under the law, by identifying and protecting the rights of all women and daughters with a legal interest in the service.
It also provides additional information for notaries wishing to enhance their knowledge and understanding of the gender implications of the services they provide, and tips on how to engage in advocacy.
It builds up on the VGGT and several technical guides and aims to contribute to the achievement of the SDGs indicators 5.a.2, 5.a.1 and 1.4.2, among others.
The International Union of Notaries and the Chamber of Notaries of the participating countries contributed to this Guidelines with their practical knowledge and specific examples to the quality of the document.
The International Union of Notaries completed the peer review of the document and is committed to support the implementation and further elaborate the guide to cover other regions and prepare a global guide for the notaries.
The “Guidelines on strengthening gender equality in notarial practices - South East Europe” are also available to the UINL Site members in the Intranet > Working Groups > Partnerships with international organization > FAO.