Women Targeted or Affected by Armed Conflict: What Role for Military Peacekeepers?
Summary
This conference report provides a review of current peacekeeping practice in the prevention of widespread and systematic sexual violence in conflict and post-conflict contexts, with a view to identify existing efforts to prevent the targeting of women and children for sexual violence within current peacekeeping approaches to civilian protection and building a policy consensus on sexual violence as a security issue backed by mandates, means, training and incentives for effective response.
Citation
Goetz, Anne-Marie and Letitia Anderson. Women Targeted or Affected by Armed Conflict: What Role for Military Peacekeepers? New York: United Nations Fund for Women, 2008.
Explore More
Conflicts and Trends to Watch in 2026
Women, Peace, and Security Shadow Report to Congress: What Was Built, What…