Keeping up the Ban against FGM/C: A Strong Signal for Reproductive Health and Rights from The Gambia to the World
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1M ago
Despite a 2015 ban, Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) remains practiced in The Gambia. A recent bill to repeal the ban now endangered legislative progress so many Gambian women have been holding onto as well as longstanding efforts of civil society organizations. On 15 ..read more
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Shattered Lives: The Global Crisis of Sexual Violence in Conflict
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2M ago
June 19th is the international day for the elimination of sexual violence in conflict. It is a day of silent remembrance, as the crime of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) is not a priority on political agendas. Survivors are often too traumatized to report, or experience ..read more
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Backlash Against LGBTIQ+ Rights in Peacebuilding: Raising Awareness During Pride Month
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2M ago
June is celebrated as pride month worldwide. It highlights the achievements that have been made regarding the rights of people with diverse sexual orientation, gender identity and expressions, or sex characteristics. It also raises awareness about ongoing structural ..read more
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The 2024 Bonn Climate Change Conference: An opportunity to push gender responsive action
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3M ago
In preparation for the UN Climate Change Conference, held in Baku, Azerbaijan, in November of 2024, subsidiary bodies will meet 3-13 June at the Bonn Climate Change Conference to decide which urgent issues shall be discussed in Baku. Compared to the early years of the UN Climate ..read more
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Time for True Stories: Stereotypes Absolve Gendered Violence against Indigenous in Canada
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4M ago
Across North America, May 5 is a day to commemorate the thousands of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, two-spirit, and gender diverse people. Beyond giving space for remembrance and mourning, May 5 is connected to the aims of building knowledge, raising public ..read more
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Beyond the Code: Unveiling Gender Dynamics in AI and Cybersecurity for International Security
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6M ago
Emerging technologies are transforming foreign and security policy as they challenge traditional understandings of power, influence and security. Developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and the increasing importance of cyberspace are some of the most prominent in this ..read more
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Beyond Zero Tolerance: The Persisting Challenge of Sexual Abuse by UN Peacekeepers
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9M ago
The United Nations (UN) deploys peacekeepers worldwide to help build peace and security. Meanwhile, a serious problem persists: sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) perpetrated by peacekeepers. Despite extensive efforts, including codes of conduct, sanctions, and training ..read more
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Feminist Research Perspectives in Peace and Conflict Studies and Consultancy Work
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1y ago
Feminist approaches in peace and conflict studies have been neglected for a long time – but they are currently on the rise. Interestingly, a similar trend may be observed in the practice of peacebuilding. While researchers and consultants base their approaches on similar ..read more
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Rechte, Repräsentanz, Ressourcen, Diversität: Wie könnte eine feministische Außenpolitik für Deutschland aussehen?
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1y ago
Die Bundesregierung bekennt sich in ihrem Koalitionsvertrag zur Idee einer feministischen Außenpolitik. Deutschland folgt damit den Beispielen Schwedens, Kanadas und insgesamt neun anderer Länder, die verschiedene Formen feministischer Außenpolitik eingeführt haben. Aktuell ..read more
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Der gender bias im internationalen Flüchtlingsschutz: Besonderer Schutzbedarf trifft auf ungleiche Zugänge
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1y ago
Frauen, Mädchen und LGBTIQ+-Personen sind aufgrund ihrer besonderen Gewaltbetroffenheit sowohl auf Fluchtwegen als auch im potentiellen Aufnahmeland besonders zu schützen. Doch das internationale Flüchtlingsschutzsystem unterliegt einem male bias, der aus feministischer ..read more
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