WPS, Conflict-Related Sexual Violence and Defence
Preventing and responding to conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) is an international priority. The UK Government has committed to advancing this goal, primarily through its policy
Preventing and responding to conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) is an international priority. The UK Government has committed to advancing this goal, primarily through its policy
The Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda has significant relevance to defence, yet tensions remain between defence and the normative foundations of the agenda drawn
This report focuses on understanding how drivers of conflict, instability and violence within and between Afghanistan and Pakistan, and India and Pakistan, are gendered; how
The report assesses the evidence that gender equality/sensitivity measures within uniformed security forces leads to greater gender responsive security, greater trust from the population, uptake
The report provides a summary of the women in policing situation in Turks and Caicos Islands, exploring key risks and barriers, including social and political
This report provides an evidence review summary of gender-based online hate speech in conflict contexts, exploring published evidence available to the issue in order to
Women disproportionately face the impacts of conflict, displacement, poverty and food insecurity in Ethiopia that have worsened during the current war. Yet implementing the WPS
This scoping paper explores synergies between the WPS agenda, existing domestic police and possible areas of intersection, namely Gendered Structures of Security (VAWG by police
This report focuses on some of the gendered drivers of conflict and instability in Pakistan. This includes exploring how a lack of opportunities or access
The purpose of this task is to present good practice and tips in designing perception surveys in order to understand gender equality issues, including recommendations
The Women Peace and Security Helpdesk, managed by Saferworld in partnership with Conciliation Resources, GAPS UK, University of Durham and Women International Peace Centre (WIPC), was established in December 2021 to increase capability across the UK Government on WPS policy and programming in order to make its work on conflict and instability more effective.