Degree Name
MA in Conflict Transformation
First Advisor
Paula Green
Abstract
Research reveals that women are often most affected by war and conflict and hence it is imperative that women play a pivotal role in the peacebuilding process. Ten years ago the United Nations (UN) passed Security Resolution (SCR) 1325 which seeks to protect women in conflict and post-conflict environments and engage women in all levels of the peacebuilding process. Through research and limited interviews, this paper seeks to reflect on the need and importance of this resolution; examine how it is being implemented in three countries in South Asia; and provide recommendations on how to better implement it over the next decade.
Disciplines
Peace and Conflict Studies
Recommended Citation
Horn, Jaime L., "The Effectiveness of UNSCR 1325: A Case Study Analysis" (2010). Capstone Collection. 2343.
https://digitalcollections.sit.edu/capstones/2343