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FEATURE: A conversation with female ambassadors about the UN Security Council

FEATURE: A conversation with female ambassadors about the UN Security Council

Mar 18, 2016, at 02:56 pm

New York, Mar 18(Just Earth News/IBNS):While the gender ratio between female and male diplomats at the United Nations is becoming more balanced overall, the number of women ambassadors in the Security Council has fallen from its peak of six women in 2014 to four in 2015 to just one this year. How has this influenced the top collective decision-making body on peace and security, and what, if anything, does this say about the future of UN diplomacy and peacebuilding?