The focus of this diploma is the role and impact that Special Representative for Sexual Violence in Conflict has today. The Office of the Special Representative for Sexual Violence in Conflict was established in 2010 with the sole purpose of prevention of conflict related sexual violence but also converting cultures of impunity into cultures of justice and accountability. Conflict related sexual violence has often been characterised as one of the greatest historical silences and a war strategy unfortunately used regularly. While international humanitarian law and the Geneva Conventions are the foundation stone of fighting against conflict related sexual violence, the activities of United Nations, especially activities of a Special Representative for Sexual Violence in Conflict, as well as member states governments additionally provide a certain path in bringing conflict related sexual violence to an end. The Special Representative's core actions resulted from the adoption of historically important series of United Nations' Security Council Resolutions Women, Peace and Security, which changed the way international community perceives and faces the phenomenon of conflict related sexual violence. The Special Representative for Sexual Violence in Conflict uses a variety of means and methods of action that result in increasing visibility and consistent and effective prosecution of perpetrator of conflict related sexual violence. The main focus of the Special Representative is survivor-centred approach that provides them undemanding and straightforward reintegration into the society. Through chairing the United Nations' Action Against Sexual Violence in Conflict and collaboration with Team of Experts for Rule of Law and Sexual Violence in Conflict, the Special Representative paves the way of better future for survivors, but also addresses the roots of conflict related sexual violence as a structural inequality and discrimination as a visible initiator whether related to sexual violence in times of peace or in times of war.