Women, Conflict and Public Authority in the Congo
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Cuvelier, J., & Bashwira, M.-R. (2016). Women, Conflict and Public Authority in the Congo (PSRP Briefing Paper 13). Rift Valley Institute.
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Key points:
• Congolese women are involved in the exercise of local public authority and thus not entirely absent from political arena.
• Women’s organisations do not have unequivocal positive effects on peace and stability and women’s inclusion alone does not guarantee transformation of institutions but should nonetheless be encouraged.
Note: This briefing paper is part of the outputs from PSRP’s work in DRC, by Rift Valley Institute. It is part of a series of briefing papers, blogs and reports on political settlements and armed actors, based on a case study of the DRC. The work extends RVI’s previous work in the country Usalama (I).
Keywords: DRC, Gender, Women, Conflict
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