Peace and gender: the Colombian peace process
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Abstract
No other peace process has ever attracted so much attention to the inclusion of a gender-perspective than the Colombian peace process. The reason for this is the way in which the Colombian case integrated women and LGBTQ+ organisations as relevant actors into the process of building peace.This report looks into the 50-year-long conflict in Colombia and its recent peace agreement. Focussing on these women’s and LGBTQ+ organisations, the report analyses how they experienced the peace process. It illustrates their contributions, gains as well as their critique towards the process.
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