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In advance of the 58th Commission on the Status of women in New York Saferworld's Gender Advisor Hannah Wright discusses gender, peace and security in an article first featured in the Guardian.
3 March 2014
Conflict and violence have been the most important factors obstructing progress on the Millennium Development Goals to date.
4 February 2014
Hannah Wright takes stock of progress made towards international commitments on women, peace and security, and looks at the gaps that must be addressed.
31 October 2013
Over the past two decades, interest in the relationship between gender, peace and security has increased dramatically, manifested in new research agendas, policy debates and development programmes in conflict-affected countries.
17 October 2013
The UN’s new resolution on sexual violence in conflict must do more than just add to existing rhetoric, says Saferworld’s Hannah Wright. UN Member States must now follow through with rapid and comprehensive implementation of all Security Council resolutions on women, peace and security.
27 June 2013
At the start of this year’s 16 Days of Activism against Gender Violence, Hannah Wright explains why accountable and responsive security and justice systems are a fundamental part of tackling gender-based violence.
23 November 2012
Addressing sexual violence is inevitably complex, and despite increased international attention on the issue in recent years, examples of bad practice in this area are easier to identify than good ones.
10 September 2012
The Independent Commission on Aid Impact (ICAI) was set up by the UK Government in 2011 to provide independent scrutiny of the UK’s aid spending.
30 March 2012
