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Women remain excluded from peace talks despite global promises, with rising conflict and funding cuts worsening their plight.
Twenty-five years after UN Security Council Resolution 1325 called for women’s inclusion in peace processes, UN leaders warn women remain underrepresented in negotiations despite global commitments.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres and UN Women Executive Director Sima Bahous highlighted that 676 million women and girls now live near active conflicts—the highest number since the 1990s—amid rising military spending, armed conflicts, and escalating sexual violence.
While some progress has been made in regions like Haiti, Chad, and Syria, funding cuts are undermining critical services including education for Afghan girls, medical care in Sudan and Haiti, and food access in Gaza, Mali, and Somalia.
Leaders stressed that lasting peace requires full inclusion of women in decision-making, accountability for sexual violence, and sustained investment in women’s organizations.
Las mujeres siguen excluidas de las conversaciones de paz a pesar de las promesas internacionales, con el aumento de los conflictos y los recortes de fondos que empeoran su difícil situación.