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Within Europe, PeaceWomen is currently monitoring 8 countries, including Northern Ireland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, FYR Macedonia, Chechnya, Cyprus, Montenegro and Kosovo. The section can be navigated by sub-region and country.

PeaceWomen focuses our updates on materials related to women, peace and security and therefore our resources should not be seen as a comprehensive source on the broader situation in these countries.

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  • March 29, 2013 (Reuters)
    MONTENEGRO: Montenegrin Jailed for 45 Years over Sarajevo Killings A Montenegrin warlord was jailed for 45 years on Friday for the murder, rape and torture of non-Serb civilians in Sarajevo in the Bosnian war, receiving the longest sentence handed down so far by the Bosnian war crimes court.
  • February 14, 2013 (UNDP)
    KOSOVO: Civil Society Organisations Benefit Grants to Empower Women in Kosovo Ten projects of civil society organizations were officially launched today in the presence of the Head of the European Union Office in Kosovo / European Union Special Representative in Kosovo Mr. Samuel Žbogar, Kosovo UN Development Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative Ms. Osnat Lubrani and Officer in Charge of the UN Women Project Office in Kosovo Ms. Flora Macula. During the launch, the ten projects were presented and the grantees officially signed their agreements.
  • January 22, 2013 (The Parliament )
    EU: Violence Against Women Still "Significant Challenge" in EU Irish minister of state for equality Kathleen Lynch has announced that she will be pushing for "tight, firm conclusions" on violence against women during Ireland's EU council presidency.
  • January 22, 2013 (Yle)
    FINLAND: More Women to Train as Peacekeepers? Finland wants to make it easier for women to enter peacekeeping forces, but this could mean loosening physical fitness requirements.
  • November 6, 2012 (Irish Times)
    IRELAND: Ireland's Human Rights Not as Good as in 1990s, Says Higgins Human rights in Ireland are in “not as good a position” as they were in the 1990s, President Michael D Higgins has said. Speaking at a conference in Dublin yesterday on the role of women in peace and conflict resolution, particularly with reference to a United Nations Security Council Resolution (UNSCR), which affirms the important role in conflict resolution.

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