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There is a risk that the women, peace and security agenda could be co-opted by efforts to counter violent extremism. In her latest comment piece, Anna Möller-Loswick explains why it should be prioritised and implemented in its own right.
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In this blog, Anna Moller-Loswick examines current efforts to integrate gender across the 2030 Agenda - especially Goal 16 for peaceful and just societies - and lays out five recommendations for how to make it a central component of all of the Sustainable Development Goals
8 March 2017
Saferworld held a workshop in Jordan to provide a platform to discuss local peacebuilding in Yemen within the context of the current conflict.
12 July 2016
Hannah Wright explains why gender is a crucial consideration for conflict analysis.
5 July 2016
In an article first published in the Sowetan to mark International Women's Day we explore why the 2030 Agenda offers a unique opportunity for South Africa to advance the gender, peace and security agenda domestically.
8 March 2016
With International Women's Day this week Ojaswi Shah looks at the impact of citizenship law on women and girls in Nepal.
7 March 2016
Including women at every stage of a peace process is vital to avoid replicating the structural injustices that are often at the root of conflict during the process of building peace itself.
15 February 2016
In an article originally published by the International Catalan Institute for Peace (ICIP) in Peace in Progress magazine, Hannah Wright assesses the efficacy of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 as a tool for women activists working for peace.
25 November 2015
Gender, peace and security adviser Hannah Wright responds to the Global Study on the implementation of UNSCR 1325.
21 October 2015
On paper, the Egyptian government is making positive moves to address violence against women, yet adopting strategies which put women’s needs and concerns at the centre of policing will be the key to real change say Lola Aliaga and Leonie Northedge.
17 June 2015