Women, Peace, and Security: Security Council Members Address South Sudan Crisis
United NationsNovember 11, 20253 min1,470 views
17 connectionsΒ·19 entities in this videoβDeteriorating Situation in South Sudan
- π Denmark, France, Greece, Guyana, Panama, Slovenia, the Republic of Korea, the United Kingdom, and Sri Lanka expressed profound concern over the rapidly deteriorating political and security situation in South Sudan.
- β οΈ Swift action is needed to prevent the collapse of peace efforts and avert further human suffering, particularly violence disproportionately affecting women and girls.
Calls for Inclusive Political Processes
- π£οΈ The Security Council has repeatedly called for the meaningful inclusion of women in conflict resolution.
- π³οΈ There is an urgent call for the transitional government to enable transparent, free and fair elections.
- π The government is urged to advance a people-driven constitution and fully implement the 2018 Revitalized Peace Agreement.
Impact on Women and Girls
- π Women and girls in South Sudan bear the brunt of ongoing hostilities, intercommunal conflict, the dissemination of small arms, climate-related shocks, and deepening poverty.
- π Reported increases in conflict-related sexual violence, mass displacement, and the collapse of essential services heighten risks of maternal mortality, harmful coping mechanisms, and acute food insecurity.
- π§ These vulnerabilities are compounded by the influx of refugees fleeing the conflict in Sudan.
Accountability and Implementation Gaps
- βοΈ Condemnation of all violence and violations of women's rights, with a call for accountability.
- π The continued failure to implement key provisions of the 2018 peace agreement, such as the 35% quota for women's representation, has delayed the political transition.
- π« Concerns were raised regarding restrictions on civic space and funding cuts affecting women peacebuilders and organizations.
Translating Commitments into Action
- β Commitments to protect and empower women and girls, including the Maputo Protocol and national plans, must be translated into concrete action and meaningful accountability.
- π€ Full support is expressed for the efforts of the African Union and the Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan to advance peace, justice, and stability.
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