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Failing to empower women peacebuilders: a cautionary tale from Angola/Incapacite d'habiliter les femmes impliquees dans les efforts de renforcement de la paix: une mise en garde provenant de l'Angola.

In the summer of 1994, against the backdrop of the Rwandan genocide and the deterioration of conditions in Somalia, one of the few hopeful developments on the African continent came from the Zambian capital of Lusaka, where Angolans from the Government and the rebel UNITA movement and international mediators were working to end two decades of civil war that had killed a half million people. In my position as President Clinton's special assistant for African affairs, I had the privilege of supporting these negotiations, which bore fruit in November 1994 with the signing of the Lusaka Protocol. This comprehensive peace accord promised an end to the conflict and a new era of ...

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