利用国防参与(卫生)推进妇女和平与安全议程。

IF 1.4 4区 医学 Q2 MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL
Victoria Kinkaid, M Masti, J Whitaker, A Russell, L McCrae
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摘要

联合国安理会第 1325 号决议呼吁各成员国解决性别不平等问题,自该决议获得一致通过以来,许多国家和更广泛的北大西洋公约组织都在倡导妇女和平与安全议程,以增强妇女权能,减少脆弱国家的暴力行为。当妇女获得权力并积极参与决策时,暴力事件就会减少,社会就会更加和平与稳定,所有成员都会从中受益。在英国军事医疗界,担任领导职务的女性人数多于整个军事界。我们的人员可以而且应该成为伙伴国军事医疗工作者的楷模,并增强他们的能力。本文是《BMJ 军事健康》专刊 "国防参与 "的一部分。
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Using Defence Engagement (Health) to progress the Women Peace and Security agenda.

Since the unanimous passing of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325, which calls on member states to address gender inequality, many countries and the wider North Atlantic Treaty Organisation community have championed the Women Peace and Security agenda to empower women and reduce violence within fragile states. When women are empowered and actively involved in decision-making, there is less violence, and more peace and stability in that society, which benefits all members.Defence Medical Services are uniquely positioned to progress this agenda, particularly through its Defence Engagement activities. The UK's military medical community has more women in leadership than the wider military community. Our personnel can and should be used to model and empower military healthcare workers in partner nations. This paper forms part of a special issue of BMJ Military Health dedicated to Defence Engagement.

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