Women in Peacekeeping

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Major Monira Mahjabeen Mowri, from Bangladesh, serving in South Sudan

Women in Peacekeeping

“Once a peacekeeper,?always a peacekeeper”

— Major Monira Mowri, from Bangladesh, serving in South Sudan

By Monira Mahjabeen Mowri

Captain Tanvi Shukla from India, serving in the DR Congo

Women in Peacekeeping

"Be the change you?want to see"

— Captain Tanvi Shukla from India, serving in the DRC

By Tanvi Shukla

Roseline Stephen Agwai, from Nigeria, serving in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)

Women in Peacekeeping

“Female peacekeepers inspire women and girls”

— Major Roseline Stephen Agwai, from Nigeria, serving in the DRC

By Roseline Stephen Agwai

-Lieutenant Colonel Martha Masango, serving in the DR Congo

Women in Peacekeeping

"As?a female peacekeeper, it is easy to connect with people"

— Lt Col Martha Masango from South Africa, serving in the DRC

By Martha Masango

Lieutenant-Colonel Doamba Sawadogo from Burkina Faso, serving in DR Congo

Women in Peacekeeping

‘Women peacekeepers make it easier to interact with communities’

-Lieutenant-Colonel Doamba Sawadogo from Burkina Faso, serving in DR Congo

By Doamba Sawadogo

Major Nargis Parvin from Bangladesh, serving in the DR Congo

Women in Peacekeeping

“Peacekeeping is challenging but exciting too”

-Major Nargis Parvin from Bangladesh, serving in the DR Congo

By Nargis Parvin

Jackline Urujeni from Rwanda, serving in South Sudan

Women in Peacekeeping

‘Women are effective in building peace and unity’

— Jackline Urujeni from Rwanda, serving in South Sudan

By Jackline Urujeni

-Okwa Morphy from Nigeria, serving in South Sudan

Women in Peacekeeping

'I am passionate about Human Rights'

— Okwa Morphy from Nigeria, serving in South Sudan

By Okwa Morphy

-Sandra Amissah from Ghana, serving in Darfur

Women in Peacekeeping

Female peacekeepers are role models

-Sandra Amissah from Ghana, serving in Darfur

By Sandra Amissah

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