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This publication examines justice reform within the broad and often overlapping contexts of post-conflict, transitional, developing and developed countries focusing on law reform, and access to justice with specific emphasis on gender equality.

This publication examines how gender may best be incorporated into the National Security Policy-Making because it may increase participation and local ownership, and create policies and institutions that are more likely to effectively and sustainably provide security and justice to men, women, girls and boys on an equitable basis.

This publication examines how gender may best be incorporated into the National Security Policy-Making because it may increase participation and local ownership, and create policies and institutions that are more likely to effectively and sustainably provide security and justice to men, women, girls and boys on an equitable basis.

This publication seeks to highlight the importance of parliamentary oversight of the security sector and the benefits parliamentarians derive from integrating a gender perspective into their work. It supplies recommendations and provides a list of additional resources for the practitioner.

This publication seeks to highlight the importance of parliamentary oversight of the security sector and the benefits parliamentarians derive from integrating a gender perspective into their work. It supplies recommendations and provides a list of additional resources for the practitioner.

This publication seeks to highlight the importance of parliamentary oversight of the security sector and the benefits parliamentarians derive from integrating a gender perspective into their work. It supplies recommendations and provides a list of additional resources for the practitioner.

This publication examines the linkage between gender and penal reform; provides guidance on responding to gender issues within penal systems. It aims to assist those responsible for managing policy making or reform of prisons within their own countries; international and regional actors supporting prison reform; as well as parliamentarians, civil society organizations and others that play a role in overseeing and monitoring prisons.

This publication examines the linkage between gender and penal reform; provides guidance on responding to gender issues within penal systems. It aims to assist those responsible for managing policy making or reform of prisons within their own countries; international and regional actors supporting prison reform; as well as parliamentarians, civil society organizations and others that play a role in overseeing and monitoring prisons.

This publication on police reform and gender focuses on the importance of strengthening the ability of the police needs of the entire population (including men, women, boys and girls, from all walks of life) and creating non-discriminatory and representative police institutions.