Do women hold the key to a peaceful society?

Since the Seneca Falls Convention launched the women's rights movement in the United States 166 years ago, wise men h

Former President Mary Robinson has said the involvement of women is central to achieving peace in parts of the world

The Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict Summit that took place in London Between 10 – 13 June 2014 was a great p

The radical changes in the Arab world mean women's rights groups face the major challenge of campaigning for both equ

Obtaining stability and security in conflict zones could be as simple as getting more women involved in the peace pro

MANILA – “We are ready to share our experiences in the hopes of inspiring similar stories of success for

UN, African officials urge efforts to advance peace and stability in CAR

An open discussion and workshop titled ‘Women for Peace: the way forward' took place at Home for Cooperation ye

The stories of gang-rape, forced marriage and fathers being forced to rape their own daughters at gunpoint keep her a

Four political parties and seven civil society organisations strongly criticised the passage of laws dealing with upc

One day panel discussion on "The importance and role of women in decision making forums, peace and development i

Years of advocacy by women's rights groups including those monitoring justice for women with disabilities in northern

Northeast India comprises the contiguous Seven Sister States—Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur,Meghalaya, Mizor

Rewind twenty years—Rwanda, 1994.

The 45-member U.N.

The documentation centre No habrá paz sin las mujeres [There will be no peace without women] enables female le

The Burmese government's chief peace negotiator, Aung Min, suggested that women's involvement in the ongoing peace pr

If regular armies are generally a man's world, guerrillas and insurgent forces are just the contrary.

Three members of the team negotiating for South Sudanese rebels in Ethiopia are women.

A proper democracy cannot be established without the participation of women.

The voice of Syrian women must be heard in all efforts to resolve the civil war that is tearing their country apart,

It's been four years since Port-au-Prince collapsed, and Haiti's women are still working through the damage—bot

As civil war raged in Burundi since the 1996 outbreak of armed conflict between ethnic Tutsi and Hutu groups, in his