Madeleine Rees
- Sonah Lee-Lassiter
- • March 24, 2021
Unless a strong candidate backed by an influential member state comes forward soon, it looks unlikely that Secretary-General António Guterres will be denied a second term and that a woman could be elected to succeed him, starting in 2022….
- Categories: Secretary-General, Security Council, US-UN Relations, Women
- Dulcie Leimbach
- • February 11, 2017
The annual meeting of the United Nations’ Commission on the Status of Women, held in New York every March, may be in trouble because of uncertainty and fear about the Trump administration’s attempt to ban immigration from seven Muslim-majority…
- Categories: UN Agencies, US Foreign Relations, US-UN Relations, Women
- Amy Lieberman
- • March 25, 2013
 The $100- to $120-billion international arms trade in 2012 intensified the internal conflicts in Colombia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo but also brought guns into homes in these countries, where men turned them against women. That…
- Categories: Gender Violence, Peace and Security, Women
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