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This benchmark evaluates how well large language models (LLMs) integrate Women, Peace and Security (WPS) principles when advising on conflict and peace operations. This version of the benchmark (v5) contains 24 scenarios across three prompt tiers, scored against 7 criteria and 3 negative indicators.