A conflict is not a new thing for every country, both those who are already independent and who are fighting for their independence. However, the occurrence of this conflict naturally caused losses to the State, including the people in it. People often become victims of a conflict that does not even involve themselves directly. However, among these communities women are often the majority victims in a conflict that occurs in a country. In line with the above, this is what experienced by women in conflict areas involving Rohingyas with ethnic Burmese as the majority ethnic group in Myanmar. This protracted conflict has gained a lot of attention from various parties, both from within the country and internationally. The many records of acts of violence against women in the conflict naturally endanger women in the area. This thesis will analyze the role of women in conflicts involving ethnic Rohingya with Burmese government or ethnicity, both as a victim and as someone who acts as an agent of change in the conflict using the 1325 United Nations Security Council Resolution 2000. This research was taken in 2012-2018 period using the library analysis method.