Gender matters in international peacekeeping
We are living through an unprecedented time of upheaval and uncertainty. Social and political violence is surging, and there are more displaced people than ever before. In 2015, more than
We are living through an unprecedented time of upheaval and uncertainty. Social and political violence is surging, and there are more displaced people than ever before. In 2015, more than
WILPF UK, Scottish Branch and Wool Against Weapons, Scotland jointly present the 100 years of campaigning for peace exhibition at the prestigious Scottish Story Telling Centre, 43-45 High Street, Edinburgh.
On United Nations Peace Day, Wednesday 21 September 2016, the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) is launching a new branch in London. Come and find out what
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The leader of the United Nations must be the embodiment of “We the People”. The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) campaigned for the formation, the strengthening and
Hazel Rennie, an inspirational peace campaigner, was warmly remembered by the many who felt her influence. Her full obituary is available in The Guardian online here.