PeaceWomen Across the Globe

PeaceWomen Across the Globe

a podcast about women's struggle for peace

Bringing Peace to Mindanao

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As a child, she escaped during the night in a tiny boat when the rebel soldiers came to her village. Years later, Yasmin Busan-Lao played a central role in the peace negotiations in the conflict-affected region of Mindanao. The discrimination she experienced as a refugee led her to dedicate her life to equality and justice, particularly for women, whether as an educator, researcher or development practitioner. Changing patterns of conflict requires a change in the mindset of men, she says.


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About this podcast

In a world of manifold and complex conflicts, women play a crucial role in peace processes. In this podcast, women involved in the construction of peace tell their stories. From Burundi to Nepal, and from Mindanao to Colombia - we give voice to the many women engaged in the building of peace, equal rights for women, children, for people of all genders and all colors. And we listen to their message: that peace is impossible without the contribution of all parts of the population - especially women.

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