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Articles by Marguerite A. Suozzi

Anwarul Chowdhury, Bangladesh

A Decade On, No Seats for Women at the Peace Table

Marguerite A. Suozzi April 27, 2010 Marguerite A. Suozzi

Anwarul Chowdhury
It was a historic moment for the United Nations when, 10 years ago, the Security Council unanimously recognised "the intrinsic role of women in global peace and security" through Resolution 1325, said Ambassador Anwarul Chowdhury of Bangladesh at a recent panel at the U.N. on the continuing obstacles to its implementation.

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