Tool for monitoring indicators of United Nations Resolution 1325 (2000) Resolution 1325 highlights the responsibility of all States to end impunity and to prosecute the perpetrators of any type of violence against women and girls. Moreover, it promotes women’s participation and representation in all decision-making spaces, especially those related to preventing gender based violence, consolidating peace, and rebuilding post-conflict societies. Therefore, its application is relevant at any time, even in those States that have not undergone armed conflict. Monitoring the resolutions on women, peace, and security, though their four thematic pillars participation, prevention, protection, and relief and recovery allows for measuring the extent to which UN member States have applied them, and in turn, national governments’ degree of commitment to respecting and complying with women’s and girls’ rights.
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See AllThe use of strategic litigation as a tool to generate consciousness and change in post-conflict Guatemala has generally been a good practice. In this policy brief, we review some key elements of Guate
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This report documents the historical events that occurred in the municipalities of Santa Eulalia and Santa Cruz Barillas [Huehuetenango], as result of the implementation of two hydroelectric projects.
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On 13 February Impunity Watch presented the second report of the Observatory of Judicial Independence entitled: “Judges in High Risk [Courts]: Threats to Judicial Independence in Guatemala.” Download
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