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In New York, the 70th Commission on the Status of Women marked a decisive shift in global negotiations on gender equality.

Focused on women’s and girls’ access to justice, the session was defined by unusually high tensions, exposing just how strong the pushback against feminist progress has become.

Amid these debates, Batik International played a strategic role: defending ambitious positions, amplifying the voices of its partners, and insisting on the urgent need to secure real, enforceable rights for all. Between forced setbacks, hard‑won gains, and strengthened alliances, this edition has redrawn the balance multilateral engagement.

Last February in Hammamet, 40 Tunisian students came together for an intensive training on sexual and reproductive health (SRH), led by our partner The Tunisian Forum for Youth Empowerment. The aim was clear: to break taboos and become genuine agents of change within their universities.

A new partner has joined the « Parions l’égalité » project : the Rosa Association, which supports the autonomy of rural women near Ouarzazate through goat farming.

But economic autonomy alone is not enough if it isn’t accompanied by social transformation. In February, BATIK Int led popular education workshops to strengthen the collective leadership of the women herders. The result? Women who feel ‘light as butterflies’ and ready to organize themselves into a network to build collective power.

In a global context marked by the rise of conservative movements, BATIK International welcomes France's ambition to position itself as a leader in feminist diplomacy, but reminds that it will only be credible and transformative if it is embodied in inclusive, sustainable feminist diplomacy that provides the necessary support to organizations on the ground.

At the Emerging Valley summit, dedicated to innovation and technology around the Mediterranean, BATIK Int. spoke on behalf of feminist associations.

BATIK Int. and its Tunisian partner (AVFR) took part in a F3E network seminar on gender and climate.

BATIK Int. and its partners in North Africa have come together to produce a note on the funding situation of feminist associations, backed up by figures and recommendations.

BATIK International would like to thank Pauline de La Cruz for her unwavering commitment as Présidente. Muriel Barbary and Léna Collette become Présidente and Vice-Présidente, thank you to them!

In our associative and international solidarity structures, we carry out studies, analyze our practices, draw conclusions... But how do we structure all this?