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The Observatory celebrates the Women’s Day by welcoming 10 new signatories

On this International Women’s Day, the Observatory celebrates its first anniversary. In the past months, the number of signatories of the European Charter for Equality of women and men in local life has increased further.  There are currently 1330 signatories in 28 European countries.

We have the pleasure to welcome ten new signatories from Spain (Alkate), the Basque Country (Elorrio), France (saint-Herblain and Saint-Martin – D’Hères), Germany (Freburg im Beisgau and Osnabrück), Poland (Aleksandrow Kujawski), Serbia (Leskovac and Vlasotince) and Turkey (Bornova).

Bornova is the first Turkish local authority having signed the Charter. 

We are also happy to inform you that the European Charter for Equality of women and men in local life now is available in Basque, Bosnian, Croatian, Montenegrin, Serbian and Turkish.