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Simic & O'Brien: Peacekeeper Babies [1a3a3125]

Tags: papers, un and global governance lecture 13

  • Simić and O’Brien, “‘Peacekeeper Babies.’”
  • Strategic strategy began to be adopted in 2008 on the status of sexual abuse in peacekeepign missions
  • argues that the UN policy fails to distinguish between sexually explotive and consenual relationships
  • first allegations of sexually explotive peacekeepers were from Mozambique, bosnia, cambodia, somalia, as well as west africa
  • lack of reporting has hindered clear distinction of what forms sexual explotiation and abuse has taken
  • UN began to address SEA in 2002

  • explores the consequences of peacekeepers in the host state wrt to sexual relationships engaged while in the mission

    • then turns to the case of Marko Susnja - a boy fathered and abonded by a Bosnian peacekeeper