Carly A. Krakow is a writer, researcher, and activist. She is currently a PhD candidate in International Law at the London School of Economics, and earned her MPhil in International Relations and Politics at the University of Cambridge. Carly’s areas of focus include human rights, international law, environmental justice, the rights of refugees and displaced people, and Middle East politics. She is on Twitter @CarlyKrakow.
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaCould Middle East policy be Sanders' biggest strength against Trump for 2020?What would a Sanders presidency mean for those who have long suffered due to American interventionism in the Middle East?
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaThe politics of water access under occupation: is international law sufficient?In an era of “Trump’s Israel,” complete so far with uninhibited settlement expansion and an emboldened Israeli right, the Palestinian water crisis in the West Bank and Gaza is set to worsen.
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaAs the world turns towards the right: what future for the "refugee crisis"?The “refugee crisis” is portrayed as a new phenomenon plaguing Europe, but it is another episode in an old crisis of injustice and rights.
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaPalestinian refugees fleeing Syria: an argument for protecting humanitarian law in US politicsThe extremist goals of those who seek to abolish such laws reflect a deeply problematic ideology, in which guilt by association is a celebrated norm.