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"We continue to call on the PRC government to immediately release Professor Dawut and all individuals who are unjustly detained," said Ambassador Van Schaack.

Chinese diplomats have tried to block a conference held yesterday on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. Beijing claims it is shutting down internment camps when in fact it is simply moving inmates to regular prisons.

Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art’s (BMoCA) 13th street building wasn’t designed to be a museum. Larger pieces can’t fit through the doors and the floors won’t support the weight of heftier works, like marble sculptures. That’s going to change when BMoCA moves into a new space in north Boulder (NoBo) where it will be part of a “creative campus” set to include housing and retail space.

A sweeping redevelopment proposal for one of Boulder's most-traveled corners would put more than 600 apartments on a site now occupied by some of the city's most iconic bars and other businesses.

"While the International Criminal Court is an important element of this larger system, there are justice activities happening elsewhere at the domestic and international levels,” said Ambassador Van Schaack.

Documentation of the crimes perpetrated by the Chinese government in Xinjiang is “incredible,” said Ambassador Van Schaack.

Beth Van Schaack, the US ambassador-at-large for global criminal justice, said that the bans on girls' education is one of the most unconscionable acts of the current Afghan government.

Beth Van Schaack, the US ambassador-at-large for global criminal justice, said that the bans on girls' education is one of the most unconscionable acts of the current Afghan government.

States can harness the invasion of Ukraine to transcend rivalries and unleash the counter-hegemonic potential of international law.

“If Russia had not chosen to invade its sovereign neighbor, we would not see the terrible war crimes happening on the ground,” said Ambassador Van Shaack.