Resolution Watch

Does the Security Council include Women, Peace and Security concerns when making decisions in its resolutions?

Resolution Watch tracks and analyses gender-specific language in all Security Council resolutions through a Women, Peace and Security lens. Effective since the adoption of Resolution 1325 in 2000, this initiative provides an important monitoring tool for advocacy and research.

Resolutions can be searched by geographic or thematic topics of the Security Council, or by PeaceWomen themes.

  • PeaceWomen Spotlight

    PeaceWomen Recommendations on Resolutions

    The Security Council should:

    → Implement its resolutions and act on its words
    → Systematically include strong gendered and women, peace and security language in operative paragraphs of resolutions
    → Cover the full spectrum of the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in peacekeeping and political mandates and other resolutions
    → Include binding language on participation and gendered conflict prevention
    → Follow good practice and recommendations of civil society across all thematic agenda
    → Include strong language on the engagement of civil society

  • PeaceWomen Spotlight

    Latest Security Council Resolution on Women, Peace and Security

    Security Council Resolution 2493

    Adopted on 29 October 2019

     

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