Resources

Here are some useful resources regarding UN peacekeeping and sexual exploitation and abuse:

From the UN

UN peacekeeping - the UN's relaunched official site with new sexual exploitation and abuse section
UN Conduct and discipline - a UN site that lists all allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse, and the status of investigations. Contains many UN stats
UN factsheet on SEA
UN quarterly updates on SEA
UN infographic on investigation processes
UN list of voluntary compact signatories
UN risk management toolkit
UN Security Council resolution 2272
A useful website on sexual violence from the UN's Rwanda office

From Academia

Making sense of the missing links - a briefing paper for the LSE Centre for Women Peace and Security by Jasmine-Kim Westendorf. Summarises reform efforts to date and why what is needed is a human rights and judicial approach
Dealing with Disgrace - a report by Jeni Whelan for IPI on how resolution 2272 can be turned into a plan for action
Sex, Statistics, Peacekeepers and Power - article by Dr Kate Grady in the Modern Law Review concerning issues with UN data
Shades of grey in ‘sexual exploitation and abuse’ - essay by Dr Orly Stern for the LSE Centre for Women Peace and Security

From Civil society

Providing for peacekeeping - detailed website with in depth resources about UN peacekeeping
UNA-UK's Written Evidence to the House of Commons International Development regarding sexual exploitation and abuse and Mission Justice
Code blue - a campaign for a special court for UN peacekeepers, from Aids Free World
Safeguarding children from sexual exploitation and abuse in the context of UN peacekeeping operations - a report from Keeping Children Safe that outlines in detail what is being done and what can be done

And here are some essays from Mission Justice cofounders UNA-UK on the subject of peacekeeping more broadly.