7. Additional resources Websites CEDAW, www.ohchr.org/EN/HRBodies/CEDAW/Pages/Introduction.aspx DCAF, “Gender and security”, www.dcaf.ch/gender-and-security Free & Equal United Nations, www.unfe.org International Association of Women Judges, www.iawj.org International Center for Transitional Justice, www.ictj.org International Development Law Organization, www.idlo.int OSCE/ODIHR, “Human rights, gender and the security sector”, www.osce.org/odihr/humanrights-gender-and-the-security-sector UN Development Programme, www.undp.org UN Office on Drugs and Crime, www.unodc.org Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, www.ohchr.org UN Women, www.unwomen.org UN Women End Violence against Women (Virtual Knowledge Centre), www.endvawnow.org Women’s Initiative for Gender Justice, 4genderjustice.org Guides and handbooks Bastick, M. (2011) Gender Self-Assessment Guide for the Police, Armed Forces and Justice Sector, Geneva: DCAF. Bastick, M. (2014) Integrating Gender into Oversight of the Security Sector by Ombuds Institutions and National Human Rights Institutions, Geneva: DCAF, OSCE, OSCE/ODIHR. DCAF and Atlantic Initiative (2017) Gender Bias and the Law: Legal Frameworks and Practice from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Beyond, Geneva: DCAF. Inclusive Security and DCAF (2017) A Women’s Guide to Security Sector Reform: Training Curriculum, Washington, DC: Inclusive Security and DCAF. Image: Volunteers look on as Al-Manarah square in Ramallah is lit orange in support of International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. 26 Nov 2016 © Office of the European Union Representative in Jerusalem.