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Global Days of Action on Tax Justice for Women’s Rights 2025 Updates

As we enter the final week of the GDOA, read on for the campaign demands, an overview of the upcoming events, and highlights from last week’s activities.


** Amplify the GDOA Demands
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Join the campaign for Progressive Taxation for an Inclusive and Just Social Organisation of Care during this 9th edition of GATJ’s Global Days of Action on Tax Justice for Women's Rights. From now until the 21st of March, take part in our demand to #MakeTaxesWorkForWomen and for #ProgressiveTax4Care.

Maureen Mburu, GATJ Tax and Gender Lead & Africa Campaigns Coordinator, explains why GATJ, our members, and partners are launching this campaign and the importance of our shared demands here ([link removed]) .

Continue amplifying our shared demands! Each day last week, we shared blog posts written by members of the Tax and Gender Working Group. These demands include:
1. Progressive taxation for a gender-transformative social organisation of care ([link removed])
2. Incorporate gender-transformative provisions into the UN Tax Convention ([link removed])
3. Increase public investment in care public systems ([link removed])
4. Acknowledge and value unpaid care work in economic systems ([link removed])
5. Ensure gender equality in tax systems and public services ([link removed])

How to get involved?
* Join in our actions and amplify the demands each day as outlined in the toolkit. For our campaign toolkit reach out to our coordinating team here (mailto:[email protected]?subject=GDOA%20Campaign%20Toolkit&body=Hi%20Alex%2C%0A%0APlease%20share%20with%20me%20the%20GDOA%20Campaign%20Toolkit.%20%0A%0AThank%20you%2C%0A) .



** Take Part in the GDOA Campaign
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Take part in the full programme of campaign events here ([link removed]) , or find details below:
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Taking Stock of Tax Justice: 30 Years Since the Beijing Declaration

📢 Join us for a look at how tax policies have continued to impact women’s economic justice in the 30 years since the Beijing Declaration.

⏰ 2pm CET
📅 Wednesday, March 19th

🗣️ English, Spanish, & French
📌 GATJ, FEMNET, Akina Mama wa Afrika

🔗 Register now: bit.ly/GDOA2025-Beijing

Participative Building of Alternative‬‭ Narratives on Care, Tax, and Gender‬ Justice‬

📢 A discussion on how feminist movements, tax justice advocates, and civil society organisations have been‬ working collaboratively to build alternative narratives that challenge regressive fiscal structures and‬ push for transformative policy changes.‬

⏰ 3pm CET
📅 Wednesday, March 19th

🗣️ English, Spanish, & Portuguese

📌 RJFLAC, Latindadd, INESC, TJN

🔗 Register now: bit.ly/41mNb7G ([link removed])

CSW69 Side Event: Structural Transformations and Regional Leadership for Women's Human Rights and Development Justice in the Global South

📢 This activity aims to critically assess the progress of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action (BPfA) over the past three decades, focusing on the lived experiences of women in the Global South.

⏰ 11:30am - 12:45pm NY
📅 Wednesday, March 19th

🗣️ English
📌 Government of Nepal, Government of Malaysia, Government of Palau*, UN Women, Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD), The African Women’s Development and Communications Network (FEMNET), Least Developed Countries Watch (LDC Watch), Rural Reconstruction Nepal

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Care, Climate, & Tax Justice

📢 Join us for a discussion on the links between tax justice, care, and climate justice with an analysis of cases related to the extractive economic model in Latin America.

⏰ 3pm CET
📅 Thursday, March 20th

🗣️ English, Spanish, & Portuguese
📌 RJFLAC, Latindadd

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Community Discussion on Tax Justice & the Care Economy

📢 An event with Oriang members from the community to discuss tax and gender justice in the care economy as well as the outcome of the CSW69.

⏰ TBC
📅 Thursday, March 20th

🗣️ Tagalog
📌 Oriang Philippines

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GDOA Closing Webinar

📢 At the close of the campaign, join us for a reflection on the call of Progressive Taxation for an Inclusive and Just Social Organisation of Care and how to continue this work going forward.

⏰ 2pm CET
📅 Friday, March 21st

🗣️ English, Spanish, & French
📌 GATJ’s Tax and Gender Working Group

🔗 Register now: bit.ly/GDOA2025-Close


** Watch the GDOA Events
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On Friday, March 14th, GATJ and our members held a webinar “Towards a Gender-Transformative UN Tax Convention.” Watch the webinar above or read the blog on the highlights from the event here. ([link removed])
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On Friday, March 7th, GATJ, GATJ’s regional networks, and partners from our Tax and Gender Working Group, came together to launch the campaign. Watch the launch above or read the blog on the highlights from the launch event here. ([link removed])

GATJ’s members also shared a reaction to the launch of the campaign. Read the press release here ([link removed]) .

Let’s Connect:
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About GATJ
The Global Alliance for Tax Justice (GATJ) is a South-led global coalition in the tax justice movement. Together we work for a world where progressive and redistributive tax policies counteract inequalities within and between countries, and generate the public funding needed to ensure essential services and human rights.

GATJ coordinates the Tax and Gender Working Group (TGWG), a collective of women’s rights organisations, global trade unions, international non-governmental organisations, and civil society organisations working together to link tax and gender justice.
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