This paper by Gender Action for Peace and Security (GAPS) outlines several concerns regarding how the preventing and countering violent extremism (P/CVE) agenda is progressing in ways that are harmful to WPS, women’s rights, and women’s rights organizations in conflict-affected contexts. The paper argues that this leads to only a tokenistic inclusion of women in the P/CVE agenda and leads to the neglect of other forms of human rights abuses and violence against women. Applied to women’s civil society organizations (CSOs), the paper further argues that an emphasis on P/CVE outcomes leads to a shift in funding in which women-run CSOs are beholden to P/CVE funding, which detracts from their ability to advocate for women’s rights.