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NOW AVAILABLE:
REPORT
ON SECURITY COUNCIL ROUNDTABLE: Peace Support Operations: Consolidating
Progress and Closing Gaps in the Implementation of UNSC Resolution
1325
Working Roundtable
1 July 2004, Rockefeller Foundation, New York, USA
Report prepared by: the NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and
Security, the Permanent Mission of Canada to the UN, the Permanent
Mission of Chile to the UN and the Permanent Mission of the United
Kingdom to the UN
This report is the outcome of a working roundtable held on 1 July
2004 co-sponsored by the NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and
Security (NGOWG) and the Permanent Missions to the UN of Canada,
Chile and the United Kingdom. The event, entitled Peace Support
Operations: Consolidating Progress and Closing Gaps in the Implementation
of UNSC Resolution 1325, built on recommendations developed
at the first roundtable held in January 2004. Participants included
representatives from both current and incoming Security Council
Member States, select non-Security Council Member States, UN agencies
and civil society organizations. Opening the session, H.E. Mr
Lauro L. Baja, Jr., Permanent Representative of the Republic of
Philippines to the United Nations, emphasized “the integration
of gender concerns as a pillar, and not merely the ‘icing
on the cake’ of all peacekeeping mandates.”
Based on breakout
group discussions, the report includes a list of questions on women’s
participation and a gender perspective to assist in drafting Security
Council resolutions, presidential statements and terms of reference
for Security Council Missions.
Two annexes are also included:
Annex 1: A list of all participants by affiliation
Annex 2: Remarks given by H.E. Mr Lauro L.Baja, Jr., Permanent Representative
of the Republic of the Philippines to the UN
This roundtable was a follow-up to an earlier session, held in January
2004, in which participants examined ways to strengthen the Council's
work using ‘the three P’ framework — conflict "prevention",
the "participation" of women in peace and security, and
the "protection" of civilians. For information about the
January 2004 Roundtable, SEE BELOW.
Agenda
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Note
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Advancing UNSC Resolution 1325: Priority Actions as Determined During
the Commission on the Status of Women, 48th Session
Outcome document of a brainstorm session organized in
collaboration with the NGO Working Group on Peace (Geneva)
Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), 48th Session, UN Headquarters,
New York City
10 March 2004
The full list of recommendations made
during the brainstorm session will be made available shortly.
A report of this event was featured in the 4th issue of the CSW
NGO Newsletter
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• REPORT
ON SECURITY COUNCIL ROUNDTABLE: Towards
International Peace and Human Security: Advancing Prevention, Participation
and Protection in the Work of the Security Council
Working Roundtable
27 January 2004, Rockefeller Foundation, New York, USA
On 27 January 2004, the NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and Security,
the Permanent Missions to the UN of Canada, Chile and the United
Kingdom co-sponsored a UN Security Council working roundtable at
the Rockefeller Foundation, entitled “Towards International
Peace and Human Security: Advancing Prevention, Participation and
Protection in the Work of the Security Council.”
The roundtable brought together Council members (13 current and
5 outgoing) from senior posts including Ambassadors, as well as
representatives from select UN agencies and civil society organizations
to discuss how to strengthen the Council's work in conflict "prevention",
the "participation" of women in peace and security, and
the "protection" of civilians. This conceptual framework,
known as 'the three P's', was developed by the NGO Working Group
and used to call on the Council to better integrate five thematic
resolutions (Res. 1266 and 1296 on Protection of Civilians in Armed
Conflict; 1366 on Prevention of Armed Conflict; 1325 on Women, Peace
and Security; and 1460 on Children in Armed Conflict), in advancing
peace and human security in all its work.
In an unprecedented and highly praised format, participants sat
"elbow to elbow" as equal partners in breakout groups
citing successes, challenges and brainstorming on next steps to
advance these resolutions. The roundtable hosts are planning a follow-up
session later this year which will build on the recommendations,
focusing on women and girls, and press for sustainability and accountability
in engaging all actors.
Speeches were made by:
H.E. Mr. Jones Parry, Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom
to the UN
H.E. Mr. Heraldo Munoz, Permanent Representative of Chile to the
UN
Ms. Isha Dyfan, NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and Security
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