The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
A crimes against humanity stand-alone treaty is a long-overdue addition towards completing the int'l legal architecture to prevent & punish such crimes.
So writes @CardozoCLIHHR Prof. Jocelyn Getgen Kestenbaum in her 🆕 article for #HolocaustRemembrance: un.org/en/un-chronicle/holoc…
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
Yesterday #UPR48 began in Geneva!
Ahead of the session we provided member states with general recommendations for all states under review and specific recommendations on 🇧🇦 #Bosnia and #Herzegovina, 🇸🇻#ElSalvador, 🇮🇷#Iran and 🇮🇶#Iraq.
👀⬇️
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The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
Srebrenica massacre: 'What happened should be known' ow.ly/emiw50SCON1 @JournalGenocide @GenocideStudies
RT @GCR2P Statement Welcoming the Designation of 11 July as the International Day of Commemoration for the Srebrenica Genocide ow.ly/EFuU50SCON0 @StudyOfGenocide
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
4️⃣ points about El Fasher UNSC resolution: 1. Wouldn’t have happened without each + all of folks below; 2. isn’t enough but a start; 3. UNSC action needed months ago; 4. Struggle for rez shows how fusion of ground voices, realtime info/analysis essential for successful advocacy
Replying to @hayleyljd
A huge well done to all those who've been doing heroic advocacy to help make this happen @KholoodKhair @WordsAreDeeds @nattyray11 @yonahdiamond @YasmineAhmed001 & so many more. So much more to do to ensure Sudanese civilians are protected but this is a crucial step.
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
RT @HRW Rwanda: Genocide Archives Released ow.ly/tJ0M50RfOm5 @JournalGenocide @StudyOfGenocide @GenocideStudies @GCR2P @chgsumn @Rutgers_CGHR @EchoesReflect
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
Important statement from leaders of the largest humanitarian organizations: "The UN Security Council cannot continue to ignore its responsibility to protect civilians" #Sudan
🔺8 million fled their homes
🔺25 million need humanitarian assistance
🔺5 million on the brink of famine
Close to 8 million people have fled their homes in Sudan. The country’s collapse is a test of the international community. We are failing it.
I joined leaders at @NRC_Norway @save_children @CARE @DRC_ngo @PlanGlobal to call for action: thenewhumanitarian.org/opini…
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
RT @GenocideStudies @DrSaraEBrown & @hollienyseth Teaching the Human Story of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda Webinar, Jan 25 ow.ly/q3oK50Qlib3 @keanhrc @RamapoCollegeNJ @JournalGenocide @IBVprev @StudyOfGenocide @chgsumn @Rutgers_CGHR
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
The🆕UN Secretary General's report on #Haiti outlines how gangs have expanded to new areas in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area & beyond, prompting new outbreaks of unprecedented violence & resulting in 4,789 people killed. Insecurity has compounded the humanitarian crisis.
People in #Haiti continue to endure unimaginable horrors as violence escalates.
Humanitarian agencies are appealing for $674 million to help 3.6 million people across the country this year.
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
Excited for the launch of the new Principles on Gender Persecution call for civil society submissions.
icc-cpi.int/news/office-pros…
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
Thanks to JS/PCon @colgateuniv for inviting me to speak about the continuing threat of #ItCanHappenHere. Great student engagement and terrific faculty including Noah Shenker, Peter Balakian, @StProf, Daniella Doron, Xan Karn, and so many ! @NYUpress
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
Starting now in Geneva: Our 2nd annual training workshop on “@UN_HRC 🇺🇳investigative mechanisms and the prevention of atrocity crimes”, co-hosted by @NLinGeneva and @MFA_LI.
We look forward to welcoming +30 cross-regional Delegations!
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
50 organisations are calling on the @POTUS to issue an atrocity determination for #Sudan and take concrete actions to protect civilians and prevent further atrocities. @RefugeesIntl
@SecBlinken
#SpeakOutOnSudan
#KeepEyesOnSudan
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The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
🧵In #DRC, violent clashes between non-state armed groups & government forces have forcibly displaced more than 450,000 people in the last six weeks in Rutshuru and Masisi territories in North Kivu Province.
unhcr.org/news/briefing-note…
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
Look forward to giving the opening keynote, “#Perpetrators and the Public Sphere,” at Vincente Sanchez Biosca’s @UV_EG conference this Friday on “#MassCrimes through Space”
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
7 months into the war in #Sudan, @AfricaAW joins 49 other #Sudanese and international civil society groups to call on the international community to take decisive action to prevent further atrocities.
Check out our joint statement:👇🏿
atrocitieswatch.org/publicat…
#NGOvoices
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
RT @ICRC @ICRC_LawPolicy Protecting Children During War in Cities Webinar, Oct 31 ow.ly/Mqfz50Q1PtG @SarahEpprecht @UNICEF @iascch @GlobalEdCluster @ProtectionClust @HugoReichenb @save_children @bankimooncentre @npdcoalition @INEEtweets
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
It’s National Hate Crime Awareness Week #NationalHCAW - please help us by sharing this @MOPACLdn funded opportunity for London based non-profits to get support from our team in developing new, or strengthen existing, hate crime victim support or prevention work.
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
In its final report #ICHREE calls for further int'l investigations into the crises in #Ethiopia, stating they did not have the time/resources to determine if #Genocide was perpetrated in #Tigray.
Victims deserve justice and accountability.
ohchr.org/en/press-releases/…
The Institute for the Study of Genocide retweeted
Many thanks for posting!
H-#Genocide's September Review is here! Stevan Bozanich reflects on @AlexLHinton and Antonius Robben's '#Perpetrators: Encountering Humanity's Dark Side', published by Stanford University Press. #BookReview
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