United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on 'women, peace and security'was
passed in 2000 to recognise and enhance women's participation in peace-building. The …

The “Troubles” in Northern Ireland are often assumed to represent an outlier in respect of
contemporary global discourse on conflict-related violence against women (CRVAW), and …

Directly related to The Troubles, sexualized violence has been largely ignored, yet
continues to affect significant numbers of individuals in Northern Ireland today. This article …

The February 2020 general election in the Republic of Ireland sent shockwaves through the
country's political system. Sinn Féin, ahead of all other parties in terms of first preference …

Consociational power-sharing mandates representation of politically salient groups in
government and encourages their participation in decision making. This leaves identities …

Conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) is a grave and dehumanizing act. It is neither a new
issue nor is it limited to one geographical region, time period, or conflict. The continent of …

Before discharging the jury in the Belfast Rape Trial (BRT), Judge Patricia Smyth told them
that this had probably been “the most difficult trial that any jury in Northern Ireland (NI) has …

Purpose: To feed into ongoing policy discussions on a Common Approach to SEAH and in
particular, into the work of a multistakeholder group currently examining PSEAH resourcing …

Regularly,“​[she] was bodily assaulted, thumped, trailed and kicked,” explained Republican
prisoner Rosemary Callaghan in a 1990 interview.​ 1 Callaghan was routinely hauled from …

Four decades after the collapse of the Khmer Rouge regime, Cambodian women continue to
suffer from discriminatory social, cultural and economic norms and to experience gender …