Why Women, Peace and Security

Women's institutions, voices and abilities, and true gender perspectives are essential for regional dialogue, better policy, and more equitable peace accords.

Challenges of women, peace and security are likely to change. It is a powerful tool from exclusive decision-making to democratic decision-making, from gender inequality to gender justice, from conflict and violence to sustainable feminist peace.

The agenda is now internationally recognized but the subject remains. Paternity, inequality, masculinity of militarism and discriminatory power structure impede effective conflict prevention, comprehensive peace, women's rights and participation

To realize the potential for change in women, peace and security issues, it is time to move from verbal commitment to action. Governments, the United Nations, civil society, the private sector and other entities need to carry out strong commitments in every field.

Gender perspectives and women's participation, protection and protection of rights, including prevention and disarmament, environmental protection for evacuation, peacekeeping, decision making, reconstruction

Women play an important role in ending the conflict and promoting sustainable peace and security. Since women and men experience various conflicts and understand peace in various ways, both need to participate in peace and security. Recognizing the significant impact of conflict on women and its important role in peace activities, the United States is committed to promoting women, peace and security through the Global Peace Initiative (GPOI). The consolidation of more women peacekeeping activists is to satisfy the needs of ex-combatants of women in the process of demobilization and reintegration into civilian living, interviewing survivors of gender-based violence, peacekeeping more Increase the effect of peace activities by making it close to you

Peacekeeping. The adoption of Security Council Resolution 1325 on women, peace and security, promoted by the global organization of peaceful women's grassroots leaders, will ensure that necessary attention to women and girls, the victims of global conflict, They began to make sure they become important They are an important and positive promoter of peacebuilding and peacebuilding. However, as we will see below, we have 55. There are many other specific aspects that reflect the need for women's peacebuilding. In order to make women safe return to public places, reform of gender sensitive security departments is essential. The economic recovery strategy needs to take into account women 's paid unpaid work. Social recovery needs to be prioritized

Since the UN Security Council Resolution 1325 was adopted in 2000, women have rebuilt the devastated Africa in war. Starting with the collective behavior of women in Liberian peaceful women and peace building networks (WIPNET), the peace movement has grown to include women from all over West Africa. The African women's peace and security network (WIPSEN - Africa) was established on May 8, 2006. This is a female-led, female-led, African-wide NGO based in Ghana. This organization is active in Ghana, Nigeria, Cote d'Ivoire, Liberia, Sierra Leone. Regional leaders for nonviolent resistance include Leymah Gbowee, Comfort Freeman and Aya Virginie Toure