Women, Peace & Rights

The Movement to End Voilence Against Women: Progress, Changes & Challenges

June 14, 2022 Women's Regional Network Episode 10
Women, Peace & Rights
The Movement to End Voilence Against Women: Progress, Changes & Challenges
Show Notes

Episode No. 10
Recording: June 8, 2022

Host: Amalini De Sayrah, a writer, journalist and editor | Sri Lanka
Guest: Radhika Coomaraswamy, former United Nations Under Secretary General and
the Special Representative on Children and Armed Conflict | Sri Lanka

Amalini discusses with Radhika about the Movement to End Voilence Against Women: Progress, Changes & Challenges.

1. Gender-based violence  progress in terms of awareness and readiness. The significant positive changes since the 1990s and glaring oversights, discourse and solidarity.

2. The 1325 review and the Rohingya crisis, changes over time, between the conflicts of the 90s, early 2000s and now.

3. Women, Peace and Security mantra just a focus on post conflict political economy.

4. Role of civil society, and especially women peace networks, impact and the miss out.