Sweden released a handbook of its ‘feminist foreign policy’, containing lessons for foreign governments on promoting women's rights globally.
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Sweden began its feminist foreign policy in 2014 "in response to the discrimination and systematic subordination faced by women around the world."
Its goals include the promotion of economic emancipation, fighting sexual violence and improving women's political participation.
The manual is derived from four years of work to place gender equality at the core of the country's international agenda.
Projects cited in the manual include Sweden’s efforts towards promoting women rights in five war-torn and post-conflict nations -- Afghanistan, Colombia, Congo, Liberia and Palestine.
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