Resources

The resources section includes a wide variety of resources from civil society, academic institutions, governments, including Intergovernmental Organizations (IGOs), and UN System entities. These resources have been collected by PeaceWomen over the past 10 years and are a cornerstone of the PeaceWomen Project website.

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Title	Author	Date	Download
EGYPT: What the Women Say, Egypt's Fitful Revolution	ICSN	16 October 2012
DCR: Peacekeepers or Perpetrators? An Analysis of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) by UN Personnel in the Democratic Republic of Congo	Natalie Gilliard	January 2011	Download PDF
INDIA: A Snapshot of Extrajudicial Executions: A Report to Highlight the Need for Improved Access to Justice for Women Survivors of Armed Conflict in Manipur	Manipur Women Gun Survivors Network	October 10, 2012	Download PDF
INTERNATIONAL: Implementing Resolution 1325 in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone: Charting a Way Forward	International Alert	2010	Download PDF
INTERNATIONAL:Taking International Action to Prevent Sexual and Gender-Based Violence	Safer World	10 September 2012	Download PDF
ISRAEL/PALESTINE: A Mapping of Cooperative Health Programs in Palestine and Israel	The Presidency	2008	Download PDF
AFRICA: Women's Political Participation and Economic Empowerment in Post-conflict Countries	International Alert	July 2012	Download PDF
INTERNATIONAL: Born Free and Equal	OHCHR	September 2012	Download PDF
MENA: Women and the Arab Spring, Human Rights from the Ground Up	Nadine Naber: University of Michigan	Fall 2011	Download PDF
MENA: Women and the Arab Spring, Taking Their Place?	FIDA	March 2012	Download PDF

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