Displaying items by tag: Feminism and disarmament
The link between the proliferation of SALW and gender-based violence in the DRC
This publication is part of a research series on local and national perspectives on preventing gender-based violence through arms control.
How to mitigate gender-based violence against persistent security challenges in Burkina Faso
Autonomous weapons and patriarchy
This paper series provides feminist analyses of particular problems posed by the development and potential use of autonomous weapon systems.
2022 NPT briefing book
Published in advance of the 2022 Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference, this briefing book provides an overview of critical issues and offers recommendations to governments for the Review Conference and beyond.
First Committee briefing book 2021
Published ahead of the 2021 UN General Assembly First Committee, this briefing book highlights a number of critical disarmament topics and suggests how governments can achieve progress on them.
Gender and armed violence: A look at the situation in Cameroon, WILPF Cameroon
This publication is part of a research series on local and national perspectives on preventing gender-based violence through arms control. It is written by WILPF Guy Feugap of WILPF Cameroon.
2018 NPT Briefing Book
Published in advance of the 2018 Non-Proliferation Treaty Preparatory Committee, this briefing book provides an overview of the current state of play and the critical issues ahead for this review cycle.
A WILPF Guide to Killer Robots
Reaching Critical Will is pleased to have published a new resource guide for the WILPF network about autonomous weapon systems, also known as killer robots.
First Committee briefing book 2019
Published ahead of the 2019 UN General Assembly First Committee, this briefing book highlights a number of critical disarmament topics and suggests how governments can achieve progress.
We Are Still Here: Mosulite Women 500 Days After the Conclusion of the Coalition Military Operation
