A Better Peace for Afghan Women
An Op-Ed by Malalai Habibi and Helena Grönberg discussing the ongoing Afghanistan peace talks, and the international community’s obligation to ensure an inclusive and gender-responsive processes.
Gendered Community Policing – Swahili
Ubunifu huu unaangazia kwa nini unyeti wa kijinsia na ujumuishaji ni muhimu na jinsi ya kupatia kipaumbele suala hili katika mipango ya polisi jamii.
ICAN launches Better Peace Animations in Kiswahili
In time for the 20th anniversary of United Nations Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 1325, we are delighted to launch two of our Better Peace Initiative (BPI) animations in Kiswahili. These are the first animations to be translated into Kiswahili and we hope they will be valuable for a variety of stakeholders engaged in mediation at various levels and committed to inclusive and gender responsive peace and security processes.
Better Peace Tool – Swahili
Ubunifu huu unaangazia maelezo na uvumbuzi wa kuleta amani katika nyakati. Inazingatia viegezo sita vya kawaida vya ujumuishaji na jinsi ya kutatua.
As intra-Afghan peace talks kick off, ICAN launches Better Peace Tool in Farsi
With the intra-Afghan talks just kicking off, there is still an opportunity to rectify past oversights. The onus is on the international community to ensure that more peace builders than the few remarkable women on the government delegation are at the peace table. We owe this to the women of Afghanistan who in a recent “Letter to Allies” clearly stated: “We seek accountability in the process: accountability from Afghan leaders but also from leaders like you, who can use your influence to shape a better outcome and help ensure its implementation.” We owe this, as the parties that take little or no responsibility for protecting populations will continue to resist the participation of those who represent the real concerns and experiences of communities enduring violence.
ICAN’s Better Peace Tool is now available in Farsi.