Professor Rosemary Foot (University of Oxford) writes on China’s state-centric vision for the Responsibility to Protect. It has long been recognized that the study of an evolving, composite, global norm like the “Responsibility to Protect” (R2P) provides a useful case study of the pathways states can tread to strengthen...
Olivia Lwabukuna of SOAS University of London writes on R2P and IDPs in the African context The Responsibility to Protect IDPs: The African Context This ECR2P Fresh Perspectives blog, drawing on my recent article in the Journal of African Law, identifies the complementarity between R2P and Internally Displaced Persons...
Laura Collins (George Mason University) discusses the multidimensional nature of state and non-state violence in the CAR, and the necessity of utilising an atrocity prevention lens moving forward. The Central African Republic and R2P Pillar II Armed violence continues throughout the Central African Republic (CAR), the effects of which...
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“RT @Dr_A_Gallagher: Great to see. As I argued in my written evidence to @commonsforeign and article in @Journal_of_GSS this is very muc… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…”
“New report on #R2P by @WordsAreDeeds & @RightsSaidFred which raises a series of critical questions for policymakers… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…”
