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What is next for DME for Peace? Help us decide!
We are in the beginning stages of a redevelopment of DME for Peace and your insights would be invaluable! This redevelopment is being guided by the concept of "access with ownership" - we want to provide a global platform that provides practitioners...
Top “Timeless” How-to Resources
These are the top "how-to" resources that our community keeps revisiting throughout the years. That is why we have given these always popular resources the title of “timeless”. We have collected them all in one place for your convenience! A Guide to...
Top 5 “Timeless” Tools & Toolkits
These are the top 5 (okay, there are actually 7 but that didn't have the same ring to it...) tools and toolkits that our community keeps revisiting throughout the years. That is why we have given these always popular resources the title...
Top 5 Blog Posts: 2015 – Now
Don't know which of our many blog posts to read first? Start here - these are 5 of the most read blog posts on DME for Peace in the past 5 years. The PEC Data Visualizations Series (By: the PEC Consortium/DME for...
Infographic: Human Rights of Women
Women are entitled to the full and equal enjoyment of all of their human rights and to be free from all forms of discrimination. For more info, click here.
Southeast Asia, Infected and Interrupted: Elevating Critical Voices on the State of Human Rights and Peace in the Time of COVID-19
2020 will be remembered as a year of contrasts – isolation and community, repression and protection, disorder and solidarity. Individual and collective experiences through the Covid-19 varied and so did the preparedness of the national governments and regional organizations to respond to...
COVID-19: States should not abuse emergency measures to suppress human rights – UN experts
GENEVA (16 March 2020) – UN human rights experts* today urged States to avoid overreach of security measures in their response to the coronavirus outbreak and reminded them that emergency powers should not be used to quash dissent. “While we recognize the...
Now and the Future Gender Equality, Peace and Security in a COVID-19 World – Ukraine
The impact of COVID-19 is deeply gendered. Gender-conflict analysis and women’s and girls’ human rights should therefore be at the centre of short- and long-term global responses and recoveries to COVID-19, future pandemics and crises. As a result, GAPS and 22 partners...
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