From Rallying Cry to Quiet Diplomacy: The Evolution of the R2P’s Purpose and Function
Dr Samuel Jarvis writes on the evolution of the Responsibility to Protect from ‘rallying cry’ to respond to cases of mass atrocity, to a focus...
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From Progress to Paralysis: North Korean Human Rights at the UN Security Council
University of Leeds PhD Researcher Ben Willis discusses ongoing Security Council consideration of North Korean crimes against humanity. Since 2014, the UN Security Council...
The UK and Atrocity Prevention
Professor Jason Ralph discusses the United Kingdom's strategy for atrocity prevention. In April 2014, I published with UNA-UK the report Mainstreaming the Responsibility to Protect...