Women’s Resistance to War, Injustice and Environmental Crisis
N/A
Share
Description
N/A |Sep. 21, 2025
This policy brief explores how women in conflict-affected regions are resisting war, ecological destruction, and systemic injustice. Drawing on case studies from Zimbabwe, Togo, and Colombia, it connects the Women, Peace and Security agenda with environmental governance, showing how climate change and resource extraction disproportionately impact women.
The paper calls for feminist, climate-resilient peacebuilding and offers concrete policy recommendations to strengthen women’s participation, protect environmental defenders, and ensure gender-responsive governance.
Related Events
More like this
Women’s Rights In Review 30 years After Beijing
United Nations Women (UN Women)
Aug. 8, 2025
Main Topics
Topics