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West Africa peace, security and development update

Conciliation Resources produces these newsletters with local partners to analyse and promote debate on relevant issues in Sierra Leone and the Mano River sub-region. The latest issue, published September 2008 focuses on:

Strengthening Citizens' Security

This update gives an overview of some of the successes, challenges and lessons from our recently completed pilot project on Strengthening Citizens' Security. It shows how the four partners have been able to engage high-level security sector leaders and decision makers, including Sierra Leonean parliamentarians, and help them see the value of strengthening ordinary citizens' participation in securing peace and development.

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Youth and security

Dealing with the needs of a large number of economically and politically marginalized youths is essential to ensure Sierra Leone remains at peace.

"War is over but what caused the war still remains, which makes peace shaky,” explains one young woman.
Published July 2008.

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Women and security

Women play a crucial role in maintaining peace and democracy but despite making up over 50 per cent of the population they have been poorly represented in governance before, during and after Sierra Leone's decade-long war. This trend needs to be reversed.

This edition focuses on the role of women within Sierra Leone’s security sector. Most articles are by female security sector practitioners and civil society activists.

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Low resolution version [pdf 1.7mb]
High resolution version [pdf 2.2mb]


Sierra Leone's 2007 elections

The first issue of the Peace security and development update was published in July 2007 and focused on preparations for Sierra Leone's 2007 elections.

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Section 1[pdf 1.6mb] Section2 [pdf 2.2mb]
Section 3 [pdf 1.6mb] Section4 [pdf 1.2mb]
Full document [pdf 5.8mb]


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