GB picks the brain of one of the world’s brainiest on the roles of government, civilization and culture in disciplining...
We have come a long way from Nuremberg, and have miles to go before we sleep
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Hope is the engine that drives human endeavour....
Tags: aggressive wars, Assembly of States Parties, Benjamin Ferencz, Code of Crimes Against the Peace and Security of Mankind, crime of aggression, Global Brief, Harry Truman, ICC, International Criminal Court, Kampala, Kofi Annan, League of Nations, Nuremberg trials, Philippe Kirsch, realpolitik, Review Conference, Rome Statute, Security Council, UN Charter, waging war, war crimes, WW1, WW2
Changes in law, capabilities and posture – at home and internationally – will inform the new century’s responsible...
Tags: Bosnia, Cambodia, East Pakistan (Bangladesh), East Timor, genocide, Genocide Prevention Task Force, Guatemala, human rights, Kenya, Kosovo, Madeleine Albright, Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies, NATO, permanent five, Responsibility to Protect, Roméo Dallaire, Rwanda, Rwandan genocide, Security Council, Senator Hugh Segal, Sudan, Uganda, UN Charter, UN Convention for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, UN General Assembly, US Defense Secretary William S. Cohen, Will to Intervene Project, WW2, Zaire (the Democratic Republic of the Congo), Zimbabwe
In a 2009 interview with GB, Louise Arbour, former UN Human Rights Commissioner and current President and CEO of the International...
Tags: 1955 Congress of the People, Africa's future, African National Congress, Afrikaans, Afrikaans Medium Decree, Albert John Lutuli, Apartheid Museum, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Banki Moon, colonialism, democracy, freedom, Freedom Charter, Global Brief, Hastings Ndlovu, Hector Pieterson, Hector Zollie Pieterson Museum, International Crisis Group, International Mandela Day, Johannesburg, Lilyan Ngoyi, Louise Arbour, Mandela Day, Mandela Square, Martti Ahtisaari, national unity, National Youth Day, Nelson Mandela, President Obama, reconciliation, Sam Sasan Shoamanesh, Santdon, Security Council, South Africa, South African economy, South African integration, Soweto Uprising, Stephen Bantu Biko, UN Human Rights Commissioner, United Nations General Assembly, Walter Sisulu
