ACCORD celebrates Women’s Day 2015
17 Aug 2015
A brief review of ACCORD’s work in the field of gender equality over the past few years.
A brief review of ACCORD’s work in the field of gender equality over the past few years.
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the UN’s Beijing Declaration and the 15th anniversary of Declaration 1325.
In this post, Ms. Kurki discusses the ways and reasons why sexual violence, and particularly that against men and boys, is not sufficiently addressed by legal frameworks and social services and recommends possible ways forward.
ACCORD takes part in consultations with African leaders to develop and implement protocols addressing the everyday struggles of African women.
Heads of state met at the 25th AU Summit under the theme of empowering women in accordance with Agenda 2063.
Irene Limo highlights how improvements in gender equality can contribute to the success and sustainability of African peacebuilding operations.
A training course teaching gender-sensitive approaches and interaction in peace operations was presented to military officials, police and civilians.
Exploring how Mozambique’s recent civil war created contrasting obstacles and opportunities for the progression of gender equality in the country
Discussions centred around effective responses to emerging conflict in Somalia, South Sudan and Kenya.
One week course held in Kenya aims to make civilians, police and military officers aware of gendered biases.