CTED’s Trend Tracker shows increased attention to gender issues in a counter-terrorism context across three indicators:
- A growing number of gender references in Security Council counter-terrorism resolutions on issues such as prosecution, rehabilitation and reintegration of returning foreign terrorist fighters; countering terrorist narratives; and links between terrorism, trafficking in persons and conflict-related sexual violence;
- A significant increase in CTED’s recommendations to Member States on gender-sensitive approaches in counter-terrorism and CVE, including recommendations for technical assistance delivery; and
- An exponential growth in research on gender and counter-terrorism, which contributes to building a stronger evidence base for gender-sensitive policies and programming.
Landmark resolution calling for greater integration of the Women, Peace and Security agenda and counter-terrorism. àRecognises the differential impact of terrorism and violent extremism on the human rights of women and girls. àRequests CTED to integrate gender as a cross-cutting issue throughout its activities. Integrating gender into counter-terrorism
