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Gender Publication

Women in Pakistan: Countering conflicts and building peace

Zille Z. Naqvi & Samina Riaz, October 2015

Summary

Women constitute more than 50 percent of our world’s inhabitants. Generally, after conflict and warfare, they become the majority in any country’s population as a result of the loss or disappearance of males. Most experiences of women of all ages in wars and armed conflicts are similar to those of males. They experience the same trauma and pain; they may be murdered and displaced against their will and experience problems of living in conflict affected areas, but there are important differences that cannot be ignored (United Nations, 2002).

Keywords

conflicts in Pakistan; impact of conflicts; women countering conflicts; role of women in peacebuilding

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Metadata

Theme
Gender
Type
Publication
Format
Adobe PDF
Published
6 October 2015
Author
Zille Z. Naqvi & Samina Riaz
Access
Open access

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