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The Responsibility to Protect and Armed Groups - World - Vimarsana News

The Responsibility to Protect and Armed Groups - World

Analysis in English on World about Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding and Protection and Human Rights; published on 9 May 2023 by GCR2P

The Responsibility to Protect and Armed Groups - Conference Paper Series (May 2023) - World - Vimarsana News

The Responsibility to Protect and Armed Groups - Conference Paper Series (May 2023) - World

Analysis in English on World about Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding and Protection and Human Rights; published on 9 May 2023 by GCR2P

US wanted Chinamasa on UN sanctions list - Vimarsana News

US wanted Chinamasa on UN sanctions list

The United States wanted Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa to be included on the United Nations sanctions list because of his activities that seriously undermined democracy, repressed human rights and disrespected the rule of law. Chinamasa was one of the 13 top lieutenants of President Robert Mugabe whom the US wanted to be added on the

Enough Reports: More Action Needed on U.N. Reform - Vimarsana News

Enough Reports: More Action Needed on U.N. Reform

Over the past two years, the United Nations has published an astonishing number of documents on how to reform itself. Its many reports are a welcome acknowledgment of the serious flaws and problems that plague the United Nations, and they offer many useful assessments of its weaknesses as well as recom­mendations to remedy those weaknesses. Sadly, how­ever, little is being done to implement these recommendations.

The United Nations Human Rights Council: Repeating Past Mistakes - Vimarsana News

The United Nations Human Rights Council: Repeating Past Mistakes

The hope that a new U.N. Human Rights Council would rectify the U.N.'s poor record of holding human rights abusers to account has, thus far, proven illusory