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13 October 2005

After a conflict, disarming individuals and making the land safe again is a hard mission. What happens to small arms, light weapons and landmines is decisive, as the ninth part of the Toolkit shows (by IA and WWP).
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“Ending poverty means helping women” (UN Population Fund, taipeitimes.com,13/10/05)
The UN says the Millennium Goal won’t be achieved unless the international community focuses more on women’s rights.
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Marian’s Blog
Marian Douglas, a black feminist, blogs about 1325 and women around the world
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From our archive: “Iraq’s war on women” (Lesley Abdela, openDemocracy.net, 18/07/05)
Lesley Abdela drops the veil on conditions for women in Iraq.

Should we allow artificial intelligence to manage migration?

How is artificial intelligence being used in governing migration? What are the risks and opportunities that the emerging technology raises for both the state and the individual crossing a country’s borders?

Ryerson University’s Canada Excellence Research Chair in Migration and Integration and openDemocracy have teamed up to host this free live discussion on 15 April at 5pm UK time/12pm EDT.

Hear from:

Ana Beduschi Associate professor of law, University of Exeter

Hilary Evans Cameron Assistant professor, faculty of law, Ryerson University

Patrick McEvenue Senior director, Strategic Policy Branch, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

Chair: Lucia Nalbandian Researcher, CERC Migration, Ryerson University

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