Why Peacebuilding Needs a New Global Agenda

Why Peacebuilding Needs a New Global Agenda

Sanam Naraghi Anderlini on UN Reform and Civilian Power

Southasian Women Lead The Way In Peacebuilding

Estimated reading time: 3 minutes As the world faces deepening geopolitical conflicts, ecological collapse, and democratic backsliding, feminist diplomacy has emerged as an urgent, transformative force, particularly in Southasia, where women continue to be at the forefront of peacebuilding, conflict resolution, and gender-responsive governance. In an open letter to the United Nations Secretary-General titled “Women, Peace, and Security at a Cros…

South Asian Women To The Fore In Peacebuilding And Crisis Response

South Asian feminist voices are calling for a shift from tokenism to transformation. The path forward lies in institutionalising women’s participation across diplomatic, security, and environmental policymaking. Whether it’s building back peace in Sri Lanka, safeguarding water rights in the Indus basin, or protecting Rohingya women refugees in Bangladesh, South Asia’s feminist peacebuilders are not just responding to crises; they are redefining …