WOMEN, PEACE AND SECURITY
Resolution 1325 and related resolutions
Resolution 1325 underlines the importance of women fully participating and on an equal footing in the prevention and resolution of armed conflicts and the establishment and consolidation of peace. Resolutions related to or associated with 1325 broaden and deepen different aspects of gender equality and the role of women in peace.
Resolution 1325, 2000: on women, peace and security.
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Resolution 1820, 2008: on sexual violence in armed conflicts.
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Resolution 1888, 2009: on the protection of women and children from sexual violence in armed conflicts.
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Resolution 1889, 2009: on violations of international humanitarian law against women and girls.
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Resolution 1960, 2010: on women’s rights and protection of the civilian population during war.
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Resolution 2106, 2013: on the need for Member States to make more significant efforts to implement Resolution 1325 and other resolutions on the matter.
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Resolution 2122, 2013: on the role of women in the fight against illicit trafficking and the improper use of weapons.
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Resolution 2242, 2015: on mechanisms to properly apply women’s peace and security agenda.
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Resolution 2250, 2015: on youth, peace and security.
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Resolution 2467, 2019: on sexual violence in situations of armed conflict.
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Resolution 2493, 2019: on the need to implement the provisions of all previous Security Council Resolutions pertaining to the Women, Peace and Security agenda
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1325 Timeline
1945 / UN
1945 / General Assembly
1945 / Economic and Social Council
1945 / The International Court of Justice
1945 / General Secretariat
1946 / Security Council
1946 / Resolution of the Security Council
1979 / 1325 Background
1980 / World Conference on Women (Copenhagen)
1985 / World Conference (Nairobi)
1995 / Fourth World Conference on Women (Beijing)
2000 / Millennium Summit
2000 / Resolution 1325
2008 / Resolution 1820, 2008
2009 / Resolution 1888, 2009
2009 / Resolution 1889, 2009
2010 / Resolution 1960, 2010
2013 / Resolution 2106, 2013
2013 / Resolution 2122, 2013
2015 / Resolution 2242, 2015
2015 / Resolution 2250, 2015
2019 / Resolution 2467, 2019
2019 / Resolution 2493, 2019
1325 National Action Plans (NAP)
By 2023, 95 countries in the world have National Action Plans (NAPs) of Resolution 1325.
Nine countries in the region have National Action Plans:
Argentina (2015), Brazil (2017), Chile (2015 and 2009), El Salvador (2017), Guatemala (2017), Mexico (2021), Paraguay (2015), Peru (2021) and Colombia (2023).
To see the action plans in the world you can go to the map and download them.
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