By Stephanie Bloom, PeaceWomen

PeaceWomen's Debate Watch tracks, compiles and analyzes women and gender language in statements made during the Security Council's debate to facilitate opportunities for advocacy and accountability.

For the 10th anniversary of 1325, Peacewomen is launching the ‘Women, Peace and Security Handbook,' which examines the degree to which the Security Council has internalised the thematic agenda of Women, peace and security in its geographic work over the past 10 years, specifically in its country-specific resolutions.

On this 10th Anniversary of resolution 1325, the NGOWG recommends the Security Council support a system of implementation that would build on and enhance existing monitoring procedures, act as an early warning system to prevent violence, and result in concrete consequences for flouting the Council's directives.

The 10th Anniversary of SCR 1325 is fast approaching in October 2010. News, events, and initiatives are constantly being added to the compendium on the 1325+10 section of the PeaceWomen website.

The NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and Security has released the September 2010 version of our Monthly Action Points (MAP) on Women, Peace and Security for the UN Security Council.

For the 10th anniversary of 1325, Peacewomen will be launching the ‘Women, Peace and Security Handbook' – a compilation and analysis of United Nations Security Council Resolution language from 2000 to 2010.

The aim of the Speak Local Campaign is to translate Security Council Resolution 1325 and 1820 into as many local languages around the globe as possible in order to make the resolutions accessible to local communities. PeaceWomen still needs help from as many partners as possible to make a direct impact on the implementation of these resolutions.

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The 10th Anniversary of SCR 1325 is approaching at a rapid pace. News, events, and initiatives are constantly being added to the compendium on the 1325+10 section of the PeaceWomen website.