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ကာကွယ်ပေးမှုမရှိလျှင် ပါဝင်မှု မရှိနိုင်ပါလက်နက်ကိုင်နိုင်ငံရေးအင်အားစု ထိန်းချုပ်ဒေသများရှိ အမျိုးသမီးအခွင့်အရေးများ
လက်နက်ကိုင်နိုင်ငံရေးအင်အားစု ထိန်းချုပ်ဒေသများရှိ အမျိုးသမီးများ ပါဝင်မှုနှင့် အကာအကွယ်ပေးရေးဆိုင်ရာ ဆွေးနွေးပွဲသို့ ပါဝင်ရန် ဖိတ်ကြားအပ်ပါသည်။
- event 8 Dec 2022
PAVE working paper 4:Interactions between states and religious institutions in the MENA region
The PAVE research project found that political and religious institutions in the MENA region have played an important role in the rise of violent extremism. Research data from five different field studies produced in Lebanon, Iraq and Tunisia on the topic are compiled in this report.
- Year 2022
- Author(s) Rudayna Al-Baalbaky, Faiza Ayed, Juline Beaujouan, Zouheir Ben Jannet, Sadok Damak, Hmida Ennaifer, Josep García Coll, Samiha Hamdi, Marie Kortam, Hassan Laaguir, Amjed Rasheed, Fethi Rekik, Javier Ruipérez Canales, Mohammed Sharqawi, Maher Zoghlami
PAVE working paper 6:Online and offline (de-)radicalisation in the MENA region
Among four case studies implemented in local communities in Lebanon and Tunisia, two communities were identified as resilient against and two as vulnerable towards violent extremism. This report explains the results of these empirical studies that aimed to investigate the nature of community vulnerability and resilience against violent extremism, both in their offline and online manifestations.
- Year 2022
- Author(s) Faiza Ayed, Lara Azzam, Zouheir Ben Jannet, Sadok Damak, Maria El Sammak, Samiha Hamdi, Fethi Rekik, Youssef Salloum
Observe and ActThe role of armed and political movements in the implementation of the Women, Peace and Security agenda in Myanmar
Berghof Foundation and Fight for Humanity, with the support of the German Federal Foreign Office, conducted a participatory research project examining the role that armed and political movements can play to implement UNSCR 1325. The research is based on the experiences of two Ethnic Resistance Organisations (EROs) from Myanmar: the Karenni National Progressive Party (KNPP) and the Karen National Union (KNU). One of the key findings is that the movements do engage with this agenda and have maintained a constant dialogue with women’s organisations in their territories. However, a conservative mindset still exists among parts of the leadership as well the general population. Consequently, measures to protect women in conflict areas are limited and mainly decided on by men, which reduce their effectiveness.
- Year 2022
- Author(s) Zin Mar Phyo, Véronique Dudouet, Ann-Kristin Sjöberg, Tilman Papesch, Katharina Schmitz, Nicolas Sion, Maw Day Myar, Thinzar Linn Htet
Leaving conflict firmly behind through the political transformation of armed groupsNotes for DDR and peacebuilding practitioners
This report compiles key lessons learnt on the political dimension of DDR (Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration) gathered through a project jointly conducted by the United Nations Department of Peace Operations (DDR Section) and the Berghof Foundation.
- Year 2022
- Author(s) Johanna-Maria Hülzer, Véronique Dudouet, Sergiusz Sidorowicz, Thomas Kontogeorgos
Exploring religion as a force for conflict transformation
Read how peace practitioners can tap into the potential of religion to transform individuals and communities for the better.
- blog post 26 Jan 2023
- Author(s) Nura Detweiler
Observe and ActOpportunities and challenges for the implementation of the Women, Peace & Security agenda in areas controlled by armed and political movements
This policy brief enhances our understanding of the role that armed and political movements can play as implementers of the women, peace and security agenda, especially when it comes to ensuring the protection and participation of women and girls in peace and security issues. It offers specific recommendations for international actors on how they can enhance their support for WPS policies and practices in territories controlled by armed and political movements. While this pilot-study only focused on two movements in Myanmar, its implications are relevant for the wider WPS community and policy actors worldwide.
- Year 2022
- Author(s) Ann-Kristin Sjöberg, Véronique Dudouet, Tilman Papesch, Katharina Schmitz
“Young people have a great potential to drive change”Interview with Yaroslav Minkin, founder of a Ukrainian youth organisation
Read how young people can play a decisive role in Ukraine and how best to support them.
- feature 14 Feb 2023
An intersectional feminist lens on digital peacebuildingHow can technology help foster diversity and equality in peacebuilding?
Digital tools provide benefits and challenges to peacebuilding. An intersectional feminist perspective helps determine how to make the best use of them.
- blog post 2 Mar 2023
- Author(s) Nina Strumpf