Conflict and Impact on Gender

Introduction Contradiction causes countless problems and problems affecting several areas of the country and leaves it. While micro-level effects are instantly seen and felt, conflict affects the economy, politics, society and the environment of the country at a wider level. Women are affected much more than men and are more intense in most cases, so they are affected by the conflict, but conflicts also have gender specific influences. In some parts of the world, women face intentional gender-based violence and discrimination.

In the first part I will discuss the relationships between culture, the attitude towards asymmetry of power and power, the development of gender and gender relations, and the three relationships (and their interactions) and their behavior on conflict. In Part 2, we will examine the impact of this transition on conflict, the tension between the values ​​and ideals it expresses, and the reality of the situation that it is about to change. In Part 3 of this chapter we will consider ways to incorporate the needs of equality, cultural hypersensitivity, constructive power into the organization that is trying to transform conflict and to present elements of good practice to the conflict intervention itself . Finally, I would like to review the major challenges facing us, strengthen rigor and analysis, and suggest that you need to adopt a more fluid and preliminary approach.

Deepening the viewpoint of gender in conflict analysis: We need work to develop effective dispute analysis tools and methods to incorporate gender perspective. While striving to understand the gender factors of conflict, such as gender, gender, women's role in conflict mechanics, it is beyond judging the various consequences of conflict for women, men, boys and women There is no doubt. Gender analysis should be in a more extensive analysis of fraud, marginalization and other factors of frustration and conflict.

Despite the growing awareness that gender perspectives on peace and security issues are needed in recent years, tools and methods used in conflict analysis are often blind to gender. Impact on women This not only eliminates the consideration of male and male temperament but also misses gender level analysis of conflict factors. There are some guidelines for gender sensitive conflict analysis,

The concept of armed conflict is not only gender, but also practices of war are gender. Because conflicts occur in cultures that have different roles for men and women, it has different impacts on their lives. Women are responsible for families and families, but people are often asked to fight armies. Traditionally, the role of women is the private sector, and in many countries women are still taking care of patients and are injured. Since the structure of society is sex, these structures can be strengthened during wartime. For example, in Rwanda, women are accustomed to respecting and serving men and have been forced to do so. Researcher, Rwanda, Twagiramariya reported on cultural events in Rwanda 's Intsinzi, and many young girls and women blessed the troops with their victory. (Turshen & Twagiramariya 1998: 109)