Tool 7: Parliamentary Oversight of the Security Sector and Gender Endnotes 1. DCAF (2015) “Parliaments: Roles and responsibilities in good security sector governance”, SSR Backgrounder Series, Geneva: DCAF, p. 12. 2. This example is taken from A. Fofana Ibrahim, A. Sivalie Mbayo and R. McCarthy (2015) “Integrating gender in security sector reform and governance”, in O. Moderan and L. Boström (eds) Toolkit for Security Sector Reform and Governance in West Africa, Geneva: DCAF. 3. Parliamentarians for Global Action (2019) “Parliamentarians driving progressive law reform”, 3 March, https:// www.pgaction.org/inclusion/case-studies/parliamentarians-driving-progressive-law-reform.html. 4. Ibid. 5. Ibid. 6. African Union (2013) “Policy framework on security sector reform”, Addis Ababa: African Union Commission. 7. OSCE (2014) “Preventing and combating violence against women”, OSCE Ministerial Council Decision No. 7/14. 8. S. Ferbach and A. Reeves (2018) “The role of parliaments in NATO member countries in advancing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda”, Geneva: DCAF, p. 12. 9. Fofana Ibrahim et al., note 2 above, p. 72. 10. IPU and UNDP (2017) “Global parliamentary report 2017 – Parliamentary oversight: Parliament’s power to hold government to account”, Tignieu-Jameyzieu: Courand et Associés, p. 20. 11. AGORA Portal for Parliamentary Development (2016) “Parliamentary oversight of gender equality”, 26 February, https://agora-parl.org/interact/blog/parliamentary-oversight-gender-equality (accessed 1 September 2019). 12. UN Women and Government of Serbia (2018) “Gender responsive budgeting: An emerging Serbian best practice in managing public finance reform for gender equality, 2008 - 2017”, https://www.undp.org/content/dam/unct/ serbia/docs/Publications/UNW_GRB_03%202017_ENG_digital_0030%20FINAL.pdf, accessed 9 December 2019. 13. See the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom’s compilation of information on NAPs on the PeaceWomen website, http://peacewomen.org. 14. Ferbach and Reeves, note 8 above. 15. Gender Action for Peace and Security (2019) “All-Party Parliamentary Group on Women, Peace and Security”, http://gaps-uk.org/about/appg/ (accessed 9 December 2019). 16. Ferbach and Reeves, note 8 above, p. 16. 25