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Human rights organizations and the state: how different are we really?
How different are human rights organizations and the state institutions they challenge? A key Israel group has pulled away from cooperation with the army, arguing that some close ties are counter-productive. In the past decade, researchers and practitioners have critically reflected on the tendency by which human rights organisations are drawing closer to armies.
Military Lawyers Making Law: Israel’s Governance of the West Bank and Gaza | Law & Social Inquiry | Cambridge Core
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Human rights and the failed coup in Turkey
There are risks for human rights in the post-coup purges in Turkey. But we must applaud more loudly the coup’s failure as a victory for human rights and democracy. The July 15th failed coup in Turkey is a momentous occurrence, with uncertain implications for the future of the country, and serious reverberations regionally and with respect to relations between Turkey and the United States and Europe.
Human rights organizations and the state: how different are we really?
How different are human rights organizations and the state institutions they challenge? A key Israel group has pulled away from cooperation with the army, arguing that some close ties are counter-productive. In the past decade, researchers and practitioners have critically reflected on the tendency by which human rights organisations are drawing closer to armies.
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