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Security Council Resolution 1325: Civil Society Monitoring Report

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Šalis: Sweden
Section:
Domestic Violence
Temos:
Health, Violence
Types of GBV:
Intimate Partner Violence
Pradžios data:
2011
Publication date:
01 Sausis 2011
The information was last updated in 2013 and may not accurately represent the present situation. It makes a reference to the United Kingdom as a member of the European Union and was published before the UK's withdrawal from the European Union on the 31 January 2020. 

Sweden has no recent history of internal conflict it is often proudly said that Sweden has not had war for 200 years. Sweden has for a long period had a policy of neutrality and nonalignment.

This position of neutrality has however changed gradually during the last years Sweden has become more active in the European security cooperation, and moved closer to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), without being a member. This changed position is clear in tihs year's Statement of Government Policy, which states that Sweden, as a member of the European Union, is part of a political alliance and that it takes its share of responsibility for Europe's security.

Relation: United Nations

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Website

Source

National Action Plan (NAP) for Resolution 1325 - 2009/2012

Metadata

Type:
Publication
Creator/Author: 
Operation 1325
Contributor: 
Hanna Stenberg
Publisher: 
Operation 1325
Rights: 
Registered
Language:
English
Coverage: 
Sweden
Types of GBV:
Intimate Partner Violence
Format:
PDF file
Keywords:
intimate partner violence/domestic violence