In the current context of increased securitization and a focus on counter-terrorism, states are grappling with the need to respond to the return and reintegration of foreign fighters’ children.
Author: Aïssata Athie
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Instability in the Sahel region undeniably calls for a security response, however this must be accompanied and coordinated with initiatives that address the grievances of local populations.
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The footage of migrants in Libya being sold by smugglers has sparked international outrage and prompted demonstrations across the globe. The African Union (AU) and European Union (EU) high-level summit tomorrow in Côte d’Ivoire is an opportunity for leaders to focus on addressing the root causes of migration and to provide a sustainable and effective response.
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Member states and the UN should not wait for further reforms to improve gender expertise in conflict: necessary action can be taken now, in each mission, if the political will is forthcoming.
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This lack of an effective and reliable lead international mediator requires that attention be given to efforts at the local level.
