For Peace: Stop the Russian War of Aggression against Ukraine
24. Februar 2023The German Section of WILPF adopted the following statement regarding the Russian War of Aggression against Ukraine.
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From principle to practice: the TPNW and gender-responsive disarmament
5. Juli 2022On Wednesday, 22 June 2022, the UN Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR), together with the delegation of Ireland, UN Office of Disarmament Affairs (UNODA) and WILPF co-organised a side event to the First Meeting of States Parties (1MSP) highlighting the gender-specific provisions of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW).
A Recap of our CSW66 Event: „(De)Militarization, Gender and Climate Justice: Connecting the Dots“
30. März 2022change, environmental and disaster risk reduction policies and programs“. Within the framework of the NGO CSW66 Parallel Forum, WILPF Germany in cooperation with the Consortium on Gender, Security and Human Rights organized an event on „(De)Militarization, Gender and Climate Justice: Connecting the Dots“
WILPF Germany’s statement on the new Coalition Agreement of the German Government (2021-2025)
10. Februar 2022The new federal government of Germany has taken up its work and is celebrating itself as a progressive alliance. The cabinet has (almost) equal representation of men and women and for the first time, the federal government has a female foreign minister, Annalena Baerbock, from the Green Party. But how much progress can really be expected in the areas of foreign and security policy and which questions or contradictions remain open?
WILPF call on European governments to de-escalate conflict in Ukraine
27. Januar 2022We, the European sections and groups of WILPF, the oldest global women’s peace organisation, together with other civil society organisations of feminist peace builders and Human rights defenders in the OSCE region, are very concerned about the insufficient role of Europe and European countries in promoting a peaceful, diplomatic solution to the ongoing armed conflict in Ukraine, while fostering an increasingly militarised development.
How militarised is the EU’s foreign policy? – Interview with Bram Vranken
21. Januar 2022In our webinar "How militarized is the EU's foreign policy?" on November 17, 2021, Bram Vranke was our guest. Together we talked about the rapid militarisation of the EU, its drivers and consequences and discussed together steps to promote peace and justice in the EU. For those who could not be there, here is a short interview with Bram Vranken.
WILPF Statement Against the Inclusion of the Nuclear Power in the EU Taxonomy
10. Januar 2022We signed the statement of WILPF Italy supported by Disarmisti Esigenti and the European Associations of the ICAN Campaign that urges Members of the European Commission and the European Parliament to refrain from including nuclear energy as well as gas and CCS in the transition to decarbonization.
EU and the Refugee Crisis: Is it a safe haven or another war zone?
8. Dezember 2021The European Union treats refugees on its borders as if they are bombs, says activist Efi Latsoudi a co-founder of Lesvos Solidarity. Latsoudi, the winner of Women Rebels Against War - Anita Augspurg Prize - was referring to the migration crisis in Greece at a talk organised by the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) and the Journalism Department of Universität Hamburg on September 11, 2021.
Practicing Feminist Foreign Policy in the Everyday: A Toolkit
22. November 2021Feminist perspectives and voices in international politics on issues relating to foreign policy, international security and war are growing louder as a source and site of discursive political action and policy transformation. In contribution to there sites of political action and transformation, WILPF Germany launched a toolkit on feminist foreign policy.
L(A)UNCH Event of the Toolkit: Practicing Feminist Foreign Policy in the Everyday – 25 November 2021, 12pm CET
17. November 2021We invite you to join the l(a)unch event of the latest publication “Practicing Feminist Foreign Policy in the Everyday: A Toolkit” published by WILPF Germany in cooperation with the Heinrich Böll Foundation. The event will take place in English.