The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an international campaign running from November 25 to December 10, initiated in 1991. It seeks to combat violence against women and girls, demanding accountability from leaders. In 2024, Malaysia’s AIDA promotes inclusiveness for women and girls with disabilities, enhancing awareness and fostering meaningful change.
The content addresses the visibility of women with disabilities in the Beijing+30 review, marking three significant Asia-Pacific meetings in November 2024. It highlights their involvement in the drafting of an Asia-Pacific declaration and presents reference notes by The OKU Rights Matter Project on gender-disability-ageing intersectionality to support strategic advocacy efforts.
