This Initiative of PeaceWomen (called “ PeaceWomen & the UN”) monitors and provides information on the UN System’s implementation of Women, Peace & Security.

PeaceWomen gathers, analyzes and posts primary documentation, statements, reports and resources from sessions of UN events including those of the General Assembly, Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), Peacebuilding Commission, C-34, and CEDAW, which are related to women and conflict. This information is under PeaceWomen UN Monitoring.

In addition, we provide information and resources from the broader UN System’s implementation of the Women, Peace & Security agenda, through the UN System Map. By entering the map, users can view each UN entity and access their policies, action plans and reports. This map is under UN Implementation. (Note: this is ongoing project)

UN Basics provided useful background information, facts and figures and contact details relevant to Women, Peace and Security.

 

 Three sub-sections of UN System Monitoring

The monitoring of UN enables the development of a dialogue between international advocacy and corresponding national movements, which results in a stronger, multifaceted, combined approach.We aim to awareness about the responsibilities of different actors in implementing the women, peace and security agenda.

 

Latest UN Monitoring: General Assembly

The General Debate of the 65th General Assembly preceded the 10th Anniversary of SCR 1325. This year’s debate took place from 23–30 September 2010, during which PeaceWomen monitored all statements for references to Women, Peace and Security. Relevant extracts and government statements can be found online by country and theme.

General Debate of the 65th Session of the General Assembly - Reference to Gender Language 

Reaching Critical Will (RCW) complied all references relating to disarmament, peace, and security by country and topic.