Irene Fellin, NATO's Special Representative for Women, Peace and Security, highlights the underrepresentation of women in conflict resolution, emphasizing that their absence leads to overlooked issues in peace talks. Despite the UN's Resolution 1325 promoting women's involvement, only 16% of negotiators in 2022 were women. Fellin argues that women's perspectives are crucial for comprehensive security needs, citing examples like demining priorities. She notes Ukraine's progress in addressing conflict-related sexual violence but points out gaps in women's military equipment. Fellin calls for increased women's participation in diplomacy, especially during peacetime, to enhance decision-making. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)