| Published on 26/08/2011Remember when they say “A picture is worth a thousand words?” This is it!!
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Director’s Note
Justice delayed is justice denied.
Grave human rights violations in Northern Uganda have gone unnoticed for 30 years because no one spoke out.
A wise man once said that 'there comes a time when silence is betrayal'. That time is now. #EndTheSilence
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HR WatchList
- Translations of the Operational Guidance on Negotiating and Implementing Handover Protocols
- Watchlist Calls for Greater Attention to the Needs of Children with Disabilities in Armed Conflict
- Youth Briefer Calls for Strengthened Reintegration Programming and the Inclusion of Children and Youth in Decision-Making Processes
- Alarming Spikes in Abduction and Sexual Violence Highlight the Critical Need to Strengthen Protection of Children in War
- Watchlist and Partners Highlight Role of Children and Youth in Atrocity Prevention
- Eighth Annual Policy Workshop Sets the Course for Children and Armed Conflict Agenda in 2022
- International Community Celebrates 25 Years of the Children and Armed Conflict Mandate
- Watchlist Reiterates Call for a Credible and Accurate List of Perpetrators
- New Guidance Seeks to Support the Implementation of Handover Protocols to Promote the Protection of Children’s Rights
- Security Council Adopts New CAAC Resolution on Protecting Education in Armed Conflict
Refugee Law Project
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Global Policy Blog
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- US Jurisdiction over Corporations under International Law
- War and/or peace: How the private military and security industry is trying to rebrand itself as a humanitarian actor
- How many UN Member States actually pay their budgets on time and in full?
- Intervention vs. non-interference in states' internal affairs: Is this really what’s at issue in the Security Council debate on Syria?
- Scaling Up (Mal)Nutrition – Corporate Food Branding at the United Nations
- The Palestinian Bid for Statehood
- From Public Good to Private Profit: The Shifting Discourse on Land Grabbing
- Syria: the Rule of Law vs. the Rule of Power in the Security Council
A BRILLIANT GENOCIDE 