Peace Processes
Civil Society Activities/Women Organizing for Peace
Civil Society Activities/Women Organizing for Peace is a sub-theme of Peace Processes and provides information on the activities carried out by Civil Society and Women's Groups to facilitate and sustain peace. This sub theme also provides information relevant to the work carried out by Civil Society and Women's Groups to ensure women's meaningful participation in conflict resolution and Peace Processes.
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May 3, 2013 (the wip)
COLOMBIA: "No Justice? No Peace!" The Women Absent from Colombia's Peace Talks
“No Justice? No Peace!” Never has this chant, which I have heard so often at anti-war rallies, felt so real to me as during the last few months observing the ongoing peace negotiations between the Colombian government and the FARC guerrillas. The talks began in October of last year in Oslo, Norway and have continued in Havana ever since. “No Justice? No Peace!” Never has this belief been more real to women peace activists in Colombia, who, despite the fact that not a single woman is at the negotiating table in Havana, are insisting on justice for achieving real and lasting peace in Colombia. Women peace activists in Colombia are putting their demands for peace into action through grassroots justice initiatives.
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April 2, 2013 (Truth Out)
MENA REGION: Women Unionists of the Arab Spring Battle Two Foes: Sexism and Neoliberalism
This year's World Social Forum, a transnational gathering of social activists, took place in Tunis, a city bubbling with unrest as it struggles to shake off a legacy of authoritarian rule while navigating tensions over women's rights, labor and nationalism.
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March 25, 2013 (Libya Initiative )
LIBYA: Libya Urged to Adopt UN Report on Violence Against Women
Several Libyan organisations fighting for women's rights held a demo on Thursday morning against deteriorating human rights situation of women in the country.
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February 1, 2013 (allAfrica)
DRC: Women Demand Inclusion in DRC Talks
A group of women from North Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have demanded to be involved in the on-going peace talks and negotiations in Uganda between the M23 rebels and the DRC government
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January 26, 2013 (Shangai Daily)
SUDAN: Women in Sudan and South Sudan Come Together to Promote Peace
Concerned over the stand-off in the implementation of the different political and socio- economic agreements that were signed between the two countries, a coalition of women leaders in Sudan and South Sudan has decided to come together to promote peace for the benefit of the citizens of the two neighboring states.
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CONFERENCE: LKIIRSS Conference on the Role of Women in Reconciliation,
Asian Tribune,
20 July 2012
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Are Women Occupying New Movements?,
Hakima Abbas,
28 June 2012
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AWID: Militarism, Conflict and Violence,
AWID,
19 April 2012
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Afghan Women Speak: Enhancing Security and Human Rights in Afghanistan,
David Cortright and Sarah Smiles persinger,
October 2010
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Women as Agents of Grassroots Change: Illustrating Micro-Empowerment in Morocco ,
Journal of Middle East Women's Studies,
Winter 2011
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CONFERENCE: Announcing Moving Beyond Militarism & War: Women-driven Solutions for a Nonviolent World,
Conferences & Meetings,
Nobel Women's Initiative,
May 28-30
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BLOG: Leymah Gbowee Recalls Liberian Women's Struggle for Peace,
Online Dialogues & Blogs,
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April 3, 2013
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BLOG: African Women Mobilize to Build Peace,
Online Dialogues & Blogs,
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March 25, 2013
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BLOG: Malian Women Make their Voices Heard: Emergency Aid, Participation in the Peace Process, and Justice for All,
Online Dialogues & Blogs,
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January 25, 2013
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BLOG:Women's Peace in Liberia,
Online Dialogues & Blogs,
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January 25, 2013