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RESOLUTION 1325
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• Who's Responsible for Implementation?
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5th
Anniversary of SCR 1325
October 2005
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October
Calendar •
Open Debate | Arria Formula
Meeting | Civil Society Alternative Report
| UN Secretary-General's Report |
UN Security Council
Open Debate on Women, Peace and Security
Governmental, UN and Civil Society Statements
Presidential
Statement
Live
Webcast of the Open Debate
Thematic
Compilation of Statements Made During the October 2005 Open Debate
Compiled by the PeaceWomen Project
UN
SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS | UN MEMBER STATES,
Non-Security Council members |UN AND CIVIL
SOCIETY SPEAKERS
Introductory
Remarks
UN
AND CIVIL SOCIETY SPEAKERS
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on a speaker:
Jean-Marie
Guéhenno
Under-Secretary-General for
Peacekeeping Operations
Rachel
Mayanja
Assistant Secretary-General, Special Adviser on Gender Issues
and Advancement of Women
Noeleen
Heyzer
Executive Director - United Nations Development Fund for
Women
Sweeta
Noori
Country Director - Women for Women International Afghanistan
Hélène
Dandi Lou
President - Vision et Action des Femmes Africaines contre
les Guerres (VAFAG)
Vision and Action of African Women Against Wars
Elsie-Bernadette
Onubogu
Gender Adviser of the Commonwealth Secretariat
Anders
B. Johnsson
Secretary General of the Inter-Parliamentary Union
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• UN
PRESS RELEASE ON OPEN DEBATE [espanol]
[francais]
UN Department of
Public Information, 26 October 2005
• ARRIA
FORMULA MEETING ON WOMEN, PEACE AND SECURITY
Women from conflict zones spoke at the Arria
Formula, an informal, off-the-record meeting,
with Security Council members on women, peace and security issues.
• CIVIL
SOCIETY ALTERNATIVE REPORT: Women, Peace and Security: Five
Years On
Newly Released on 25 October 2004
•REPORT
OF THE UN SECRETARY-GENERAL ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF 1325
10 October 2005
The UN Office of the Special Advisor on Gender Issues and Advancement
of Women (OSAGI), in coordination with the Inter-Agency Task Force
on Women, Peace and Security, is coordinating the inputs from the
UN system, Member States and others for the Secretary-General’s
report on implementation of Resolution 1325. In its presidential
statement S/PRST/2004/40, the Security Council requestedthe Secretary-General
to submit to it, in October 2005, an action plan for theimplementation
of resolution 1325 (2000) on women and peace and security across
the United Nations system, with a view to strengthening commitment
andaccountability at the highest levels, as well as to allow for
improved accountability,monitoring and reporting on progress on
implementation within the United Nations system.
Including the Inter-Agency Task Force on Women and Peace and Securitysystem-wide
action plan for the implementation of Security Council resolution
1325 (2000).
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