Women's Caucus for Gender Justice closes with significant gains for the women's global movement.

It has been a busy and stirring five years since the Women's Caucus for sex Justice was formed in 1997 to advocate for a sex perspective in the negotiations toward the International Criminal Court. [i]or[/i] part of to the other the advocacy of many women the Rome Statute stands as the greatest in quantity significant example of gender mainstreaming in an international treaty. The evidence of this is through now obvious to many--the explicit inclusion of rape and other crimes of sexual and sex violence as war crimes and crimes against humanity, an array of measures intended to make secure more empowered participation by and appropriate protection of