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UN Security Council to Discuss Women’s Rights in Afghanistan

Summary by Khaama Press
UNSC meeting. The United Nations Security Council is scheduled to hold its annual debate on women, peace and security on Tuesday, October 27, with a focus on women’s rights, sexual violence and the lack of female representation in peace negotiations. The meeting, titled “Women, Peace and Security in the Next Quarter-Century: Fulfilling the Promise Through Implementation,” will take place at UN headquarters in New York under the presidency of Gre…

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The need for women's meaningful participation in peace processes, protection of their rights and accountability for sexual and gender-based violence was underlined by Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis. The post G. Gerapetritis at the UN Security Council: Sustainable peace is impossible when women are absent from the negotiating table appeared first on in.gr.

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'Equality is not a dream. It's a decision,' says Antonio Guterres, calling for stronger representation, increased funding and accountability for gender-based violence

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72 countries and the EU reaffirmed their commitment to the protection of women and girls in armed conflict and the meaningful participation of women in peace processes, in a joint statement delivered by Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis during the Security Council’s open debate on the “Women, Peace and Security” agenda. Greece, along with Colombia, Denmark, France, Latvia, Liberia, Panama and the United Kingdom, are also among the Security Co…

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"We call for the full, equal, meaningful and safe participation of women and their assumption of a leadership role in peace processes and decision-making at all levels," he stressed.

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Khaama Press broke the news in Kabul, Afghanistan on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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