Karama has welcomed the publication of the Women, Peace and Security and Humanitarian Action Compact report 2022.

The international community has a responsibility to enforce Israel’s compliance with international humanitarian law, Amani Aruri told the United Nations today.

Climate change is not a gender neutral issue - and adolescent girls are particularly vulnerable. Efforts to mitigate and adapt to climate change need to appreciate the effects on adolescent girls.

Karama’s founder and CEO raised the recent humanitarian disasters in Morocco and Libya at the United Nations today, stating that leadership in disaster response must be inclusive.

The Libyan Women’s Platform for Peace campaign against restrictions on women’s freedom of movement in Libya has been bolstered as leading global authorities have voiced their concerns over the discriminatory procedures women now face.

The Libyan Women’s Platform for Peace (LWPP) draws attention to the dark anniversary of June 17, a date on which two Libyan women parliamentarians were silenced in incidents just five years apart.

As regional peace talks start today, more than 50 groups from across Sudan have called on Sudan’s neighbours to protect women and girls affected by the ongoing conflict.

A delegation of activists from Sudanese civil society yesterday met with the Secretary-General of the League of Arab States in Cairo to discuss the urgent need to end the ongoing conflict in Sudan, and to address its impact on women.

Karama has joined dozens of rights groups and activists in condemning discriminatory restrictions placed on women’s freedom of movement in Libya.

The ongoing conflict between the Sudanese armed forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) is once again putting the people of Sudan in harm’s way. This violence must stop immediately, followed by return towards inclusive civilian transition in Sudan.

Members of Karama’s delegation to CSW spoke with the UN’s Arabic news service about the situation for women in Iraq, Lebanon, and Palestine.

Members of the Karama network addressed the media at CSW67 ahead of International Women’s Day.

A panel with women’s rights activists from Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Palestine and Sudan discussed the practical reality of the women, peace and security agenda in their contexts.

Women civil society leaders in Sudan have formed the Advocates for Women and Security Forum following a meeting in Khartoum last week.

The Karama network has joined the executive board of the Council of Europe’s North-South Centre as one of two representatives from civil society.

Karama founder Hibaaq Osman urged the Fez Forum to provide a greater platform for the critical work of women as peacemakers.