Značaj implementacije rodne perspektive u postkonfliktnoj izgradnji mira u Liberiji
Ključne reči:
мировна операција Уједињених нација у Либерији, мировњакиње у Либерији, резолуција 1325 у мировној операцији Уједињених нација у Либерији
Sažetak
Последњих деценија, родна перспектива мировних операција привукла је значајну пажњу истраживача, креатора политике и медија.Будући да мировне операције представљају један од најефикаснијих инструмената за решавање сукоба, разумевање несразмерног утицаја насилних сукоба на жене и девојчице кључно је за разумевање питања родне перспективе мировних операција. Уважавање њихових различитих искустава у сукобима није само правично, већ је од суштинског значаја за постконфликтну изградњу мира. Мировна операција Уједињених нација у Либеријиважи за једну од најуспешнијих и представља изузетан пример мировне операције у којојсу присуство мировњакиња у контингенту, као и благовремена и адекватна имплементација родне перспективе, инспирисали локалне жене да учествују у мировним и безбедносним напорима. Ово се показало корисним, не само за мировнуоперацију,већ и за јачање напора за стварањем стабилног и инклузивног постконфликтног друштва. Стога, имплементација родне перспективе у мировним операцијама није императив само у теорији, већ иу пракси, представљајући неопходан елемент за успех мировних операција и успешну изградњу мира у постконфликтном окружењу.
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