Cross-Cutting Report: Women, Peace and Security
Abstract
This report assesses the influence of resolution 1325, and subsequent related resolutions, on the work of the Council. As part of this analysis it reviews recent developments in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, particularly mass rape in the Walikale region, and considers the Council’s response as one example of its engagement with women, peace and security issues.
Citation
Cross-Cutting Report: Women, Peace and Security. New York: Security Council Report, 2012.
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