The Domestication of WPS

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Mind the GAPS

Gender Action for Peace and Security (GAPS)

20 episodes

1 week ago

Welcome back to season 3 of Mind the GAPS - a Women Peace and Security podcast! On this podcast, we explore the world of Women, Peace and Security – or WPS – through speaking to experts and practitioners from around the world word working under the umbrella of WPS. Join us as we release new episodes focusing on important aspects of the WPS Agenda, where we will be speaking to some brilliant guests who will share their takes and recommendations on this important topic.

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The Domestication of WPS

Mind the GAPS

40 minutes 20 seconds

2 years ago

The Domestication of WPS

This episode discusses the domestication of WPS in the UK, with a specific focus on Northern Ireland and the UK's refugee and asylum policy. We are joined for this discussion by Dr Catherine Turner (@DrCTurner), an Associate Professor of International Law and Deputy Director of the Durham Global Security Institute where her work sits at the intersection of international law and global policy in the field of international peace and security, who we talk to about the case of Northern Ireland. We are also joined by Priscilla Dudhia (@PriscillaDudhia), the Campaigns and Advocacy Manager at Women for Refugee Women who discusses with us the lack of policy coherence between the UK's new WPS NAP and their domestic approach to refugee and asylum policy.

You can find out more about GAPS’ work and our future plans on our Twitter @GAPS_Network and by signing up for our monthly newsletter on our website. You can contact us at info@gaps-uk.org. This podcast is made through the support of the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs through their funding of the LEAP4Peace Consortium, which GAPS is a member of. This podcast is hosted by Eva Tabbasam, and it is written, produced by Florence Waller – Carr and supported by the GAPS Team. Our thanks also to Andrew O’Connor at Saferworld for the technical support and to Jimena Duran at NIMD, who are the Consortium lead for LEAP4Peace. The music used in this podcast was produced by Tribe of Noise PRO.