The United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325

UN Security Council Resolution 1325, adopted in 2000, emphasizes the importance of women's roles in peace and security. It recognizes that women are vital in conflict prevention, peace negotiations, and rebuilding post-conflict societies. The resolution calls for increased participation of women in decision-making, protection of women and girls from violence, and integration of gender perspectives into peace processes. Its goal is to ensure that women’s experiences and needs are prioritized in conflict resolution, leading to more sustainable and inclusive peace efforts worldwide.