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The Human Security approach aligns with NATO's core values of individual liberty, human rights, democracy, and the rule of law.

04 June 2024 at 14:21 | Transnational

Human (In)-Security and Violent Extremism



The violent extremism - human insecurity nexus in MENA: Drivers and Opportunities

Human (In)-Security and Violent Extremism


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The missing piece of the puzzle. Women and organized crime



[ © Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime ]

 Despite the existence of widely recognized international frameworks, a gendered approach to addressing transnational organized crime is generally lacking. That women are often the victims of organized crime —human trafficking is a good example— is a widely recognized phenomenon. But responses to organized crime often overlook women’s roles within criminal groups, and how they are impacted by illicit economies in ways that are different from men. They also fail to notice how women are agents in building effective responses to organized crime.  

Reading of the Week: Time to Push for Next Step on Women, Peace and Security: Ensuring Positive Impact for Women in Conflict



[ © International Peace Institute ]

 Next year marks 25 years since the adoption of landmark United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security (WPS). A persistent question in preparing for this event is how Security Council members that support WPS can make sure their efforts lead to changes on the ground. This is central in an era of pushback against women’s rights and gender equality in many parts of the world.