Suk Chun left PRIO in 2010. The information on this page is kept for historical reasons.
Suk Chun
Research Assistant
Email: SukChun@prio.no
Work phone: 22 54 77 57
Research Interests
Gender, Conflict and Peacebuilding research project at PRIO. Research interest inclues the United Nations and Sexual Exploitation and Abuse by UN Peacekeepers.
Languages
Korean, English and working knowledge of Mandarin
Work Experience
2007 Trainee (Political), The Permanent Mission of the Republic of Korea to the United Nations, New York, USA
2006 Refugee Caseworker, Amnesty International Australia, Sydney, Australia
2005-2006 Residential Adviser, Sydney University Village, Sydney, Australia
2005 (June) Translator (Korean-English), Time, Place, Space 4, Adelaide, Australia
2001 (May) Korean Programme Intern, SBS Radio, Sydney, Australia
Education
2008-2009 MA Conflict, Security and Development, Department of War Studies, King's College London, UK
2008 February-July Intensive Chinese Language Programme, Beijing Language and Culture University, Beijing, China
2004-2008 Bachelor of Social Sciences, the University of Sydney, Australia
2001-2003 Higher School Certificate, Abbotsleigh, An Anglican School for Girls, Sydney, Australia
Latest publications
All publications
Sexual Violence and Abuse by UN Peacekeepers – Definition and Documentation Challenges
Conference Paper
Sexual Violence in Armed Conflicts
PRIO Policy Brief
Ten Years of Women, Peace and Security: Observing the 10th Anniversary of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 (2000)
PRIO Policy Brief
Men Must Get Involved in Fighting Violence Against Women
Newsletter
'We Want Strong Links to Civil Society'
Newsletter
'Women's Inclusion Has Become a Global Security Imperative'
Newsletter
'Does Affirmative Action Make a Change?'
Newsletter
'Women Count for Peace'
Newsletter
Mythbusting: Are Women the Main Victims of Armed Conflict?
Newsletter
Sexual Exploitation and Abuse by UN Peacekeepers
PRIO Policy Brief
Latest news
PRIO Gender, Peace and Security Update
We are happy to share with you the November issue of the PRIO Gender, Peace and Security Update.
This issue includes a summary of the Open Debate at the UN Security Council on Women, Peace and Security, with Hillary Clinton as participant.
The issue also offers an interview with Chantale Walker, coordinator of the Friends of Women, Peace and Security Group, a Canadian initiative at the UN.
The PRIO Gender Peace and Security Update is an electronic newsletter launched by PRIO’s Gender Team in response to growing interest among the public for information about women, peace and security issues.
The newsletter will keep readers informed of the latest developments both internationally and in Norway in relation to UN Security Council Resolution 1325 (2000) on Women, Peace and Security and subsequent resolutions.
Gender, Peace and Security Update - new issue!
We are happy to share with you the May-June issue of the new PRIO Gender, Peace and Security Update. This issue includes an interview with Inès Alberdi, Executive Director of UNIFEM.
The PRIO Gender Peace and Security Update is an electronic newsletter launched by PRIO’s Gender Team in response to growing interest among the public for information about women, peace and security issues.
The newsletter will keep readers informed of the latest developments both internationally and in Norway in relation to UN Security Council Resolution 1325 (2000) on Women, Peace and Security and subsequent resolutions.
Gender, Peace and Security Update - new issue!
This Update is initiated by the PRIO Gender Team to mark the upcoming 10th Anniversary of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security in October.
Our ambition is for this Update to be published on a monthly basis. It will include a cover story, international news, news from Norway and news from PRIO.
Gender, Peace and Security Update
We are happy to share with you the new PRIO Gender, Peace and Security Update. This Update is initiated by the PRIO Gender Team to mark the upcoming 10th Anniversary of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security in October.
