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International Day on 25 November : Addressing Violence Against Women - Let's Take Action
As part of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, as organised by the Women's Rights Committee, Celine Cottalorda, Women's Rights Officer, presented the communications campaign and the programme for the day. She was accompanied by Isabelle Bonnal, Director of Education, Youth and Sport,...
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Signing of the Charter for Equality between Women and Men at Work
Women and Men at Work, which was proposed by the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs in conjunction with all the relevant stakeholders and the Women's Rights Committee.This Charter formalises employers' commitment to promoting equality between women and men at work. Signing up to the Charter is a sign of their wil...
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4th Moi(s) Sans Tabac: stop smoking campaign : doubles chances of quitting
Now a key event on the calendar, this month-long collective challenge, which offers smokers support to quit, aims to encourage the Principality’s residents to give up smoking and send out a strong message to help combat the serious diseases caused by tobacco consumption.Giving up during the campaign doubles smokers’...
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The Principality’s energy transition : Monaco’s unions get involved
The first unions have signed up to the National Energy Transition Pact: Cédrick Lanari and Thierry Loutre, President of the Monaco Federation of Employee Trade Unions (F2SM) and Secretary-General and Founder of the Monaco Union for New Information and Communication Technologies (SMNTIC) respectively, both formally j...
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Pink October: breast cancer awareness month
The Ministry of Health and Social Affairs has been supporting and taking part in the Pink October breast cancer prevention and control campaign since the beginning of the month.As part of this awareness campaign, Princess Grace Hospital today set up several dedicated stands.A number of actions aimed at promoting bre...
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