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138327
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ID:
134813
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Looking closely at Israel’s obligations over Palestinian natural resources, we can see that Israel, as an occupying power, does not obtain sovereignty over the West Bank, East Jerusalem or the Gaza Strip, and acts as an administrator of the land as long as the occupation continues.
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ID:
175788
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To promote protection of women and their participation in peace and security decision-making, one must take international norms and standards into consideration. Two of these norms, United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 (Women, Peace and Security, 2000) and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW, 1979), are critical norms for moving the gender equality agenda forward in conflict and post-conflict situations. Both CEDAW and Resolution 1325 are important regarding women’s rights, and there is synergy between the two sets of standards that can be used to promote implementation and impact. Resolution 1325 helps to expand the scope of CEDAW by clarifying its relevance to all parties in conflict and in peace. CEDAW, in turn, provides concrete strategic enlightenment for actions to be taken on the broad commitments outlined in Resolution 1325.
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