Diplomacy

Universal Jurisdiction — the Most Difficult Path to Achieve Justice for Sri Lanka

by Andreas Schüller

Feb 24th, 2021

How the Biden-Harris Administration Can Advance Peace & Freedom – At Home and Abroad

by Corban Teague and Kehinde A. Togun

Feb 24th, 2021

Biden Needs a Foreign Policy Focused on Sustainable Peace

by Ursala Knudsen-Latta

Feb 23rd, 2021

Emblematic Cases Expose the Long Road to Justice in Sri Lanka

by Bhavani Fonseka

Feb 22nd, 2021

Tamils – and Justice – Can’t Wait: The Need for Decisive UN Action on Sri Lanka

by Tasha Manoranjan

Feb 19th, 2021

A US Return to Human Rights Requires Consistency and Self-Restraint in National Security

by Daniel R. Mahanty

Feb 18th, 2021

Fulfilling Biden Campaign Pledge on Saudi-UAE Policy Will Require a Full Overhaul

by Michael Page

Feb 18th, 2021

US Can Restore Leadership on Human Rights by Promoting Accountability in Sri Lanka

by Ambassador Stephen J. Rapp and Duncan Pickard

Feb 18th, 2021

Former UN High Commissioner Pillay Says It’s Time for the Human Rights Council to Act on Sri Lanka

by Laurel E. Fletcher

Feb 15th, 2021

Changing the Calculus to Support Peace in South Sudan

by Brian Adeba

Feb 13th, 2021

A Catalogue of Suffering Behind the Calls for Action on Sri Lanka’s War Crimes

by Daniela Gavshon

Feb 12th, 2021

The Human Rights Council Must Establish an Accountability Mechanism for Sri Lanka’s Victims

by Laurel E. Fletcher, Ashleigh Lussenden, Blaire Lee-Nakayama and Helena von Nagy

Feb 11th, 2021

Policing in Nigeria and the US: When Domestic Issues and Foreign Policy Connect

by Adotei Akwei and Alagie Jammeh

Feb 10th, 2021

Give Local Civil Society a Say in U.S. Security Assistance

by Daniel R. Mahanty and Elena Crespo

Feb 9th, 2021

UN Human Rights Council: A Near-Term Approach for U.S. Re-Entry

by David Kaye

Feb 8th, 2021

US Re-Engagement in UN Human Rights Council Brings Influence, Leverage, Amb. Donahoe Says

by Beth Van Schaack

Feb 8th, 2021

Diplomats, Top Experts’ Reactions to Biden Foreign Policy Speech

by Just Security

Feb 5th, 2021

Sri Lanka’s UN Efforts to Stave Off Justice for War Crimes

by Brad Adams

Feb 3rd, 2021

Power Politics Obstructs Protection of Civilians in — and After — the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict

by Beatrice Godefroy and Julien Théron

Feb 2nd, 2021

Biden’s UN Nominee Thomas-Greenfield Awaits Vote After Questioning on China, Iran, Israel and More

by Tess Graham

Feb 1st, 2021

Spotlight on Sri Lanka as UN Human Rights Council Prepares Next Session

by Beth Van Schaack

Feb 1st, 2021

Transforming the US Human Rights Report to Reflect Gender Rights — and Security

by Stephenie Foster and Susan Markham

Jan 26th, 2021

US Terrorist Designation for Houthis is Bad for Yemen Even Beyond Crippling Aid Efforts

by Sophie Haspeslagh

Jan 25th, 2021

The Demise of Arms Control Extends Far Beyond Nuclear Weapons

by Ambassador Thomas Graham Jr. and Elizabeth Turpen

Jan 22nd, 2021

Shifting Contours, But the Same Solution: Swiftly Returning to the Iran Nuclear Deal

by Shervin Ghaffari

Jan 21st, 2021

Blinken Sails Through Queries on Iran, China, Russia, NATO, and More in Secretary of State Confirmation Hearing

by Viola Gienger

Jan 20th, 2021

On Biden’s Planned Summit: Humility, Not Hubris, Can Save Democracy

by Tracey Gurd

Jan 20th, 2021

US Human Rights Policy: How to Really Build Back Better

by Francisco Bencosme and Sarah Margon

Jan 19th, 2021

Why the State Dept Should Reject Saudi Crown Prince MBS’s Claimed “Immunity”

by Michael Eisner and Jack Steele

Dec 30th, 2020

Alarms Raised in Central African Republic: Pre-Election Fighting Threatens Civilians and Fragile Peace

by Abdoul Aziz Sali, Anjli Parrin, Kate McFarland and Brandon Vines

Dec 25th, 2020

Military Families are Gunning for Peace this Holiday Season

by Heather Aliano

Dec 23rd, 2020

Serbia’s Delicate Dance with the EU and China

by Leon Hartwell and Stefan Vladisavljev

Dec 22nd, 2020