Visit our Facebook pageINLW (International Network of Liberal Women) is an association of women from countries worldwide who support the Liberal principles.
We aim to improve women’s awareness of their political rights and responsibilities.
We advance participation of liberal women in politics at local, national and international levels and within liberal parties worldwide.
We campaign: to eliminate all practices and laws which impede women’s hopes of a full life; to equal access to education; for employment and property, and against discriminatory marriage and parental rights laws.
INLW is a member of Liberal International. We send representatives to the UN Conferences as NGO with Special Consultative Status: i.e. to the UN ECOSOC Commission on the Status of Women, to the UN Human Rights Council and UN DPI/NGO Conferences etc.
INLW organizes meetings during the Congresses of Liberal International and during CSW and in other countries where liberal parties are active.
You can support INLW by becoming a member. Some countries have local Chapters.
The Netherlands
In the Netherlands the Dutch Chapter’s president is:
H.E. (Lysbeth) van Valkenburg-Lely, inlw@vanvalkenburg.nl
UN Women’s Convention shadow reporting 2.0 to Geneva!
The International Network of Liberal Women INLW joins the important message for women’s rights in Shadow Report 2.0 (link) to the CEDAW Committee. The large number of signatures from non-governmental organizations underscores the significance of reporting. There is still much work to be done before gender equality in the Netherlands is achieved. Together, we are […]
Top 10 Moroccan Women who marked 2023
Here are the Top 10 Moroccan Women who marked 2023 – L’Afrique Adulte “Work hard in silence and let your success make noise.” Napoleon Hill L’Afrique Adulte offers you a compilation of these exceptional women in this article. Without further ado, discover this top 10: Khadija El Morabit: President of the International Network of Liberal […]
RENEWPAC – Pacific, Africa and Caribbean Summit in Dakar, Senegal 3rd – 5th December
Khadija Oum Bachair EL MORABIT, Deputy President of the International Network of Liberal Women (INLW) and the founder of INLW Morocco Chapter, has attended the RENEWPAC – Pacific, Africa and Caribbean Summit in Dakar, Senegal 3rd – 5th December 2023, with the presence of H.E. Macky Sall the President of the Republic of Senegal, under […]
CALD 30 years. 6-11 September 2023 Taipei, Taiwan
Hosted by the governing DPP (Democratic Progressive Party) under the theme “The Future of Democracy in Asia” Liberal International sent a large delegation to join in the celebrations for the 30th anniversary of the CALD group and to support the Taiwanese colleagues. In this region they are facing growing illiberalism and authoritarianism. The heightened tensions […]
INLW dinner Rotterdam in club house “De Maas” 2023
On Tuesday evening, August 29, 2023, the annual dinner of LVN and INLW took place in Rotterdam. It was another animated evening. This time we had as our guests, Minister for Foreign Trade, Liesje Schreinemacher andGroup Leader in the European Parliament, Malik Azmani. It was a packed room with more than 40 ladies and a […]
Asia-Pacific Liberal Women Association holds first “Student Leaders Award” ceremony and lecture by Robert Hsing-cheng Tsao
The Asia-Pacific Liberal Women Association (APLW), which was founded by Amb. Maysing Yang, held its second general members meeting on November 20. At the meeting, the ceremony was held to present the first “Asia-Pacific Student Leaders Award.” In addition, Robert Hsing-cheng Tsao, former chairman of United Microelectronics Corporation, was invited to deliver a special guest […]
Bonn Climate Conference June 2022
The Bonn Climate Conference (SB56) 6-16 June 2022 is to express purpose of beginning to take stock of where the world stands when it comes to implementing the Paris Climate Change Agreement. We are in the midst of a climate emergency, which is causing human rights violations, destroying ecosystems and biodiversity, and drastically increasing inequality […]