Titlebook: Women in Peacemaking and Peacebuilding in Northern Uganda; Sidonia Angom Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer

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The Northern Uganda Conflict and farms, making those affected vulnerable to insecurity, hunger, disease, and trauma. Approximately 1.2 million out of the total 1.8 internally displaced persons were from Acholi ethnic groups, representing 90 per cent of the local population forced to move by the conflict. Two-thirds of those di

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Explaining Women’s Limited Involvement in Peacemaking and Peacebuildingcesses often still fail to adequately address the countless needs of women. Historical experiences have demonstrated that the Government’s approaches to peacemaking and peacebuilding processes have had limited success because the male leaders of the warring parties negotiated the terms of peace agre

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Study Context conflicts in Uganda and the rise to power of the National Resistance Movement/Army (NRM/A). The conflict persisted because of fragmented and divisive national politics, strategies and tactics adopted by the armed protagonists, and regional and international interests. The harrowing war has claimed

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Major Constraints Facing Women as Peacemakers and Peacebuildersomprehensive inclusion and involvement of women in peace and security for post-conflict societies has been adopted by UNSCR 1325. This resolution recognised the impact of armed conflict and “acknowledged the underestimated and untapped potential of women as effective decision-makers and negotiators”

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Summary of the Findingsdations and creating forums and networks at all levels, have contributed to advance the just cause of the role and contribution of women in the various aspects of peace processes and as vital promoters of the culture of peace. Equally, researchers working in conflict and post-conflict countries arou

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