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Gender and Peace

Gender and Peace

Gender and Peace – July – December 2022

In this issue we highlight:
– Given the seriousness of the facts verified in the context of the conflict in Ethiopia, in which war crimes and crimes against humanity could have been committed, the Human Rights Council decided to appoint an international commission of experts on Ethiopia.
– Women from all regions of Cameroon gathered at the first National Convention of Women for Peace and demanded an immediate end to hostilities.
– The seizure of power by the Taliban led to the approval of very restrictive regulations for women and an increase in the violation of their rights.
– The issue of disarmament continued to be absent from most National Action Plans on women, peace and security.

Previous editions: (in Spanish)

2022
July – December | January – June

2021
July – December | January – June

2020
July – December | January – June

2019
July – December | January – June

2018
Nº14 – July | Nº13 – January

2017
Nº12 – October | Nº11 – July | Nº10 – April | Nº9 – January

2016
Nº8 – January

2015
Nº7 – October | Nº6 – July | Nº5 – April | Nº4 – January

2014
Nº3 – October | Nº2 – July | Nº1 – April