I would like to take on board one of the key issues raised by Lina Abirafeh (in her blog of 21.10.05): the issue of credibility. For those of
Marc Schulman's blog on the article I wrote with our Editor Isabel Hilton misses most of the points despite generous quotations - thanks for them. Solana linked to it
“Should the sale of guns and ammunition to civilians be prohibited?” This is the question that 122 million Brazilians answered 'No' to as they went to the polls
Obviously, everyone in NY should come to this. I'm very excited about the speakers. Check out Anthony Barnett's interview with Mary Robinson about her human rights
Men and boys suffer from lack of sexual and reproductive rights through inadequate access to information, services and care, but women and young girls of childbearing age are more vulnerable
Greetings all,
I’m happy to be joining the conversation, albeit a bit late. This is a view of 1325 from Serbia.
Instead of the expected changes, the period after
In New York these days there is a flurry of activity around the so-called Peacebuilding Commission (PBC). This proposed body will be a new addition to the UN family,
On 11th October 2005 Liberia had their first free and fair multiparty elections in their 150 years of existence as an independent state. Since 1980 when President William Tolbert was
I spend so much of my time focused internationally and on a broader societal level, and so much time finding fault with the society in which I live and coming
I absolutely understand Boitumelo Mofokeng’s frustration at the mere fact that we seem to need something like UNSCR 1325. Why should we need something that enforces what should be
Thanks to Sarah Lindon for her posting 'Neutering Politics.' Her comments not only elaborate on Judith Butler's lecture 'On being beside oneself: on the limits
What is the title of the documentary on women prisoners in Uruguay? it sounds so fascinating and for sure it needs to be distributed and made known as widely as
