Article: War in Sudan: how women want to influence the peace process
Article on swissinfo on the negotiations for a ceasefire in Sudan, with input from Rabab Baldo, a member of our network, and our director Deborah Schibler.
This issue of our newsletter focuses on women peace activists: their insights, experiences and learnings in their daily work for peace. Whether in Sudan, Nepal, Colombia, the Philippines or Switzerland, the articles in this newsletter clearly demonstrate the importance of feminist peace work and its networks for sustainable peace.
Sudan: Women as a driving force for peace
How women sustain peace: Article about an event with our partners from Colombia, Nepal and the Philippines
A safer world for all: On civil society's contribution to the implementation of National Action Plan 1325 in Switzerland
For a world without nuclear weapons: Why we support the initiative to ban nuclear weapons
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Civil society priorities on Women, Peace and Security: For a safe and peaceful Switzerland and world for all
Swiss civil society's report contains recommendations for the 5th National Action Plan for Switzerland's implementation of the UN Resolution 1325 on "Women, Peace and Security".
Women Sustaining Peace event: A rich tapestry of feminist peacebuilding
Three women from our partner organisations in Colombia, Nepal and the Philippines found many commonalities in what it takes to sustain peace. At a public panel in Bern, the women talked about the importance of feminist principles in peacebuilding, particularly to prevent backsliding into armed violence, of safe spaces and self-care for activists and of not losing sight of the goal – sustainable peace.
