Empowering Women in the Great Lakes Region: Violence, Peace and Women's Leadership: UNESCO SHS

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Empowering Women in the Great Lakes Region: Violence, Peace and Women's Leadership

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Background Paper

This paper introduces the gender dimension of conflict, peace-building,and women’s leadership in Burundi, Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo, and Uganda.

Article File Background Paper.pdf

Author(s)	Aili Mari Tripp


Publication date	July 2005
Publisher	UNESCO
Publication Location	Paris

Series	SHS Papers in Women's Studies/ Gender Research




Keywords	Conflict, Women and Violence, Culture and Social Institutions, Role of Women Decision-Makers, Legilature, Government, Judiciary, Political Parties

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