Dr Patrick M. Butchard writes on the legal avenues through which the responsibility to react to mass atrocities can be dishcarged beyond a deadlocked UN Security Council. Introduction It is a sad reality that the United Nations (UN) Security Council has often failed to protect populations from genocide, war...
ECR2P’s Chair of Policy and Co-Executive Director of Protection Approaches, Dr Kate Ferguson, brings you this blog on the UK, atrocity prevention and the Uyghur crisis. It is heartening to see condemnation build in the United Kingdom over the appalling atrocities in China against Uyghurs and Turkic Muslims. Allegations...
Dr Stacey Henderson of The University of Adelaide writes on arms transfers, the Arms Trade Treaty, and their relationship with atrocity prevention. Introduction The conventional arms trade is a lucrative industry, worth at least US$95billion annually. The international trade in conventional arms is, by its very nature, closely connected...
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