Engaging UNSCR 1325 through Australia’s National Action Plan
Engaging UNSCR 1325 through Australia’s National Action Plan
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通过澳大利亚国家行动计划参与 UNSCR 1325
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2016
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Katrina Lee
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Katrina Lee
本文探讨了澳大利亚的国家行动计划（NAP）的妇女，和平与安全（WPS）的背景下，对安理会第1325号决议及其相关决议的执行情况的全球辩论。它表明，澳大利亚对联合国妇女地位委员会议程作出了强有力的口头承诺，该议程与全球女权主义目标保持一致，以加强对受冲突影响地区妇女的保护和妇女的政治参与。在口头上，澳大利亚还支持对全球安全的广泛概念化，对造成妇女不安全感的两性关系提出挑战。然而，这些话没有经过实践的检验。2012年澳大利亚国家行动方案缺乏确保就妇女地位委员会议程采取强有力、一致和全面行动的架构。本文探讨了这些失败的网站，并认为，解决这些问题是重新连接政府的言论与WPS的结果的第一个必要步骤。
This article examines Australia’s National Action Plan (NAP) on Women, Peace and Security (WPS) within the context of global debates on the implementation of UNSCR 1325 and its associated resolutions. It demonstrates that Australia has made a strong rhetorical commitment to the United Nations WPS agenda that aligns itself with global feminist goals to enhance the protection and political participation of women in conflict-affected regions. Rhetorically, Australia also supports a broad conceptualisation of global security that challenges the gender relations that create women’s insecurity. However, these words fail the test of practice. The 2012 Australian NAP lacks the architecture to ensure strong, consistent, and comprehensive action on the WPS agenda. This article explores the sites of these failures and argues that addressing these issues is the first necessary step towards reconnecting government rhetoric with WPS outcomes.