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The damage done by Trump’s scapegoating of international organizations
By Peter Mulrean New York Daily News | Jun 20, 2020 | 5:00 AM US President Donald Trump arrives for the event where he will sign an executive order on police reform, in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, DC, June 16, 2020. (SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images) As we mark World Refugee Day, the safety, health and well-being of the world’s 26 million refugees is in the global spotlight.
COVID-19 provides momentum for stopping the mission creep of counterterrorism at the UN - Responsible Statecraft
Photo: IDN / Shutterstock.com In July 2001, I sat with 17 other independent human rights experts to finalize General Comment No. 29 by the United Nations Human Rights Committee, a document that addresses the legitimate right of states to declare a state of emergency when there is a crisis that threatens the life of the nation.
Bahrain and the politics of COVID-19 - Responsible Statecraft
According to Johns Hopkins University, as of May 22, 2020, Bahrain has registered 8,000 positive cases of the coronavirus, with 12 deaths. The reported numbers are suspect, especially as Bahrain’s neighbors report much higher totals of positive cases— Saudi Arabia more than 67,000, Qatar over 40,000, the UAE over 26,000, and Kuwait more than 19,000.
Pandemic impact: the case of the Middle East - Responsible Statecraft
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (ToskanaINC / Shutterstock.com) The Covid-19 pandemic springs from globalisation and has global effects. Rightly, the perspective of much analysis is the over-arching competition between East Asian nations and Western ones. Which will emerge stronger from the crisis? What will have changed? Africa too receives attention, for its size and demography, as well as for being the place where much of this competition is already being played out.
An army of humanity to fight crimes against humanity - Responsible Statecraft
Photo credit: Christina Desitriviantie / Shutterstock.com In 1945, as World War II ground its way toward a conclusion at Hiroshima and Nagasaki that portended darker days ahead, a young man named Duncan Cameron was charged by the United Kingdom with treason. His offense? Refusing to take up arms for his country. When questioned under oath, however, the precocious 18-year-old insisted he was no coward, and no pacifist.
Trump must release already allocated humanitarian funds to save Palestinian lives - Responsible Statecraft
Police stand guard at a road block in the West Bank. Photo credit: abu adel – photo / Shutterstock.com This week, 59 members of Congress sent a letter to the Trump administration raising the alarm on the urgency of the U.S. government reinstating already appropriated money for humanitarian assistance for Palestinians, including to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees, otherwise known as UNRWA.
Center-left think tank event suggests consensus on a two-state solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is starting to fade - Responsible Statecraft
The Israel-West Bank separation barrier near Bethlehem, Palestine. Photo credit: badahos / Shutterstock.com Now that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reached an agreement to extend his time in office, the prospect of unilateral Israeli annexation of large chunks of the West Bank has become more immediate.
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