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Five Years on From Colombia’s Peace Agreement, Gender Inequality Remains an Obstacle to Lasting Peace

Ongoing barriers to gender equality in Colombia five years on from the signing of the Peace Agreement.

Date Published
1 Dec 2021

Cristal Downing and co-authors Sofia Rivas and Ángela Olaya were published by the LSE's Women, Peace and Security Forum on the ongoing barriers to gender equality in Colombia five years on from the signing of the Peace Agreement. Based on research from the Managing Exit from Armed Conflict initiative, they argue that the existing tools set out in the peace agreement must be fully implemented if there is to be sustainable and lasting peace in the country.

Theme
Peace
Keyword
Conflict
Institute
UNU-CPR
Copyright
Creative commons

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