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Women fight too, so stop ignoring them in peacebuilding

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By Siobhan O’Neil, Cristal Downing, Kato Van Broeckhoven
| The New Humanitarian
For a while, Alina Mykhailova’s Instagram account was pretty typical for a European twenty-something. A photo in a sparkling dress one New Year’s Eve, vacation shots, and occasional glimpses into her work as a Kyiv city council member. Until, that is, she went to war as a member of the Ukrainian armed forces and photographed her experiences. In March 2022, Alina returned to the front lines after two years as a civilian.
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Women Fight Too, so Stop Ignoring Them in Peacebuilding

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By Siobhan O’Neil, Cristal Downing, Kato Van Broeckhoven
| Our World Verified
PEACE & SECURITY : Conflict, Gender, Peacekeeping, Peacebuilding, Women Ceremony on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Photo: President of Ukraine, Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Public Domain For a while, Alina Mykhailova’s Instagram account was pretty typical for a European twenty-something. A photo in a sparkling dress one New Year’s Eve, vacation shots, and occasional glimpses into her work as a Kyiv city council member.
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The Politics of Repatriation and Power of Community Reintegration in Peacebuilding

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By Siobhan O’Neil, Zoe Marks
| Just Security Verified
by Siobhan O’Neil and Zoe Marks August 31, 2021 Repatriation of foreign fighters and individuals accused of association with designated terrorist groups –  whether in Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, or elsewhere – is a highly contentious issue in international security, and also essential to deescalating conflict. Communities on the frontlines of conflict are confronting  head-on the challenges of integrating returnees and armed group affiliates at a massive scale.
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