10 years with 1325 – What now?

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30 September 2010

10 years with 1325 – What now?

Operation 1325 hosts a conference on the future of UNSC resolution 1325, its’ future, its’ challenges and a rich program of stories from the ground. Among the invited participants: Mavic Cabrera Balleza, from the Global Network of Women Peacebuilders; several women´s and peace organisations from Sudan and Israel/Palestine; Luljeta Vuniqi, author and exec. dir. of the Kosova Gender Studies Center and Madeleine Rees; Secretary General Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom. Date: 21-22 October, 2010. Venue: Subtopia, Alby, Stockholm.

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