Throughout the week, we will be posting the responses of GAPS partners to the new United Nations Security Council Resolution 2106 on preventing sexual violence in conflict. Here is the response from CARE International: Geoffrey Dennis, Chief Executive of CARE…
After months of campaigning by the No women, no peace. and our member organisations and activists on women’s rights in Afghanistan, Justine Greening, the Secretary of State for International Development, committed to making tackling violence against women and girls a…
Associate Parliamentary Group Submission to the International Development Select Committee on Violence Against Women and Girls
Putting Women's Rights Into the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) GAPS Report
The Associate Parliamentary Group on Women, Peace and Security (APG) and Gender Action for Peace and Security (GAPS) welcome the publication of the first annual review of the National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security 2010 – 2013 (NAP).…
Women, Peace and Security Toolkit for the UK Government Foreign and Commonwealth Office
GAPS and Gender and Development Network Recommendations for the Building Stability Overseas Strategy
This focus group discussion report looks at how the UK Government can better plan bilateral support for the implementation of its Women, Peace and Security commitments in Afghanistan, in order to ensure that, as the NAP is reviewed and updated,…
This second focus group meeting concept note, facilitated by GAPS in cooperation with International Alert, considers how the UK Government can effectively support action against sexual violence through the UK National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security. Topics of…
This focus group discussion report asks how the UK Government can further encourage the meaningful participation of women in peace and security. It presents common themes and threads that permeated the discussion on the overall strategy and approach before moving…