The Exclusion of Women From Formal Peace Negotiations: The Case of Liberia
30 Jun 2026
This study examines the persistent exclusion of women from formal peace negotiations through the case of Liberia.
This study examines the persistent exclusion of women from formal peace negotiations through the case of Liberia.
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