18 Oct Women, Youth and Hashtag Activism: the “EndSARs Movement” in Nigeria
18/10/2021 - Eke-okocha Nnaemeka Phil...
Women Peace and Security Agenda Tag
04 Oct Turkey and its challenge for the respect of the WPS Agenda pillars: any possibility of improvement?
04/10/2021 - Jessica Serva - While Turkey’s leadership has shown increasing repression of women and Kurdish female activists in particular, non-governmental actors focus on empowering women and provide new opportunities for female refugees from Syria. ...
02 Aug Women, Peace and Security Agenda in Mali: Birthday Blues or Renewed Hope?
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02/08/2021 - Maelle Salzinger - Mali’s past efforts to implement the Women, Peace and Security Agenda have been criticized for their lack of implementation and failure to reach women in remote communities, but a new National Action Plan provides the opportunity for more inclusion. ...
12 Jul Women’s participation and protection during the Colombian peace negotiations 2012-2016
12/07/2021 - Amadée Mudie-Mantz - The outcome of the Colombian peace negotiations shows that women’s participation enabled them to become political agents, but also rendered them vulnerable to threats due to a lack of protection. ...
14 Nov GENDER MAINSTREAMING AND STATE-BUILDING IN KOSOVO: INTERNATIONAL AND LOCAL PITFALLS
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14/11/2020 - Nicasia Picciano - On October 31st, 2000, sixteen months after the end of the Kosovo war, the United Nations Security Council adopted Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security (herein referred to as UNSCR 1325)....
02 Aug GENDER ACTIVISM: A VIBRANT NARRATIVE FOR POST-WAR BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
2/08/2020 - Vildiana Dzekman and Esmera Kanalstein - Women in Bosnia and Herzegovina are rallying to come out of the shadow of the persevering patriarchal society where their sacrifices and unrelenting voices have been for a long time diminished, and their strengths and achievements neglected....
07 Jul IMPLEMENTING UNSCR 1325 IN SERBIA: STATE-BUILDING, INSTRUMENTAL EQUALITY AND INTERNATIONAL IMAGE
07/7/2020 - Beatriz Pimenta Klein - “We talked about personal security when drafting the National Action Plan (NAP), but what we actually mean with NAP is to engage women in national security issues. Let us put women in the military and things will change.”...
23 Jun CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES TO ADVANCE THE WOMEN, PEACE AND SECURITY AGENDA AFTER LEBANON’S PROTEST MOVEMENT
23/06/2020 - Aseel Naamani - October 2020 will mark the twentieth anniversary of the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 (2000) on Women, Peace and Security (WPS), which recognised the disproportionate impact of armed conflict on women and girls and the critical role that women continue to play in peace negotiations and reconstruction efforts....
23 Jun WOMEN’S PARTICIPATION IN PEACE PROCESSES: THE CASE OF THE “WOMEN FOR PEACE INITIATIVE” IN TURKEY
23/06/2020 - Ina Merdjanova - Since the 1980s, Turkey’s Southeast has been embroiled in a conflict—at times violent and at times low-intensity—related to the country’s continuous discrimination against its Kurdish population. ...
30 Apr USING PEACEBUILDING TO COUNTER VIOLENT EXTREMISM: LESSONS FROM KENYA AND TANZANIA
30/04/2019 - Bernando Monzani and Anthony Sarota - Many development and peacebuilding NGOs are working today to prevent and counter violent extremism (P/CVE). Among these is Search for Common Ground (Search), an international NGO that has, over the years, developed its own approach, called Transforming Violent Extremism (TVE). But what is the evidence that a...
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