admin_s41f3Sewuese Asa attended the Ninth Conference of States Parties (CSP9) to the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT). As a passionate advocate for women, vulnerable communities, and gender-sensitive approaches, she engaged actively in the discussions surrounding illicit arms flows and their devastating impact on regions affected by conflict, particularly in Africa.
emphasis were on the need for greater accountability in arms transfers and highlighted how unregulated arms trafficking disproportionately affects women and children in conflict zones. Her contributions were pivotal in bringing attention to the importance of incorporating a gender lens into arms control mechanisms, ensuring that policies not only prevent illegal arms flows but also protect vulnerable populations.
Sewuese also took part in side events where civil society organizations collaborated on strategies to enhance the implementation of the ATT, particularly in countries