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Peace Processes

In this section, PeaceWomen classifies information by Theme- Peace Process - and by Subthemes: General; Representation/Participation; Gender Issues Inclusion; and Civil Society Activites/Women Organizing for Peace 

It should be noted that the themes and sub-themes are interlinked and mutually reinforcing. Please remember that PeaceWomen posts information that is focused on women, peace and security.
 


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  • September 1, 2010 (The New Vision)
    UGANDA: Women Develop 2011 Manifesto Women activists have developed a manifesto through which they will inform political parties and stakeholders about gender concerns ahead of next year's elections.
  • August 31, 2010 (Capital/Kirubel Tadesse )
    ETHIOPIA: Youth, Women Leagues Expected to Join EPRDF Leadership Structural change is expected within the ruling Ethiopian Peoples' Revolutionary Democratic Front's (EPRDF) top leadership at its congress scheduled for next month. The front's newly emerging youth and women leagues are likely to join the party's top leadership for the first time, a knowledgeable source has indicated.
  • August 30, 2010 (WHNT 19 News)
    ISRAEL: After 2 Tough Years, Israeli Ambassador Heads Home, Hopeful for Direct Peace Talks Israel's outgoing U.N. ambassador, Gabriela Shalev, calls her job "an almost impossible mission," but she's still heading home on a note of hope.
  • August 28, 2010 (Eurasia Review)
    ISRAEL: Why Is Israel Terrified Of A Ship Full Of Women? The bloody wake left by the Mavi Marmara after the May 31 Israeli commando raid has not deterred 50 female activists from trying to break the four-year-old siege of Gaza. To hear Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak speak of their planned relief effort, one would think the very existence of Israel was at stake.
  • August 22, 2010 (Guardian UK)
    ISRAEL: Israeli Army's Female Recruits Denounce Treatment of Palestinians Facebook images of an Israeli servicewoman posing with blindfolded Palestinians have caused a storm. Now two former female conscripts have spoken out about their own experience.

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