We Need Millennium Development RIGHTS – Not Just Goals
Millennium Development Rights would transform the global struggle against poverty and provide accountability for governments, corporations, and others who deny those rights.
Millennium Development Rights would transform the global struggle against poverty and provide accountability for governments, corporations, and others who deny those rights.
“International law is not an empty promise” — except apparently for Palestinians.
The Obama administration is tightening its sanctions against Iran — but this is not a smart policy.
A new leaked memo criticizing Ban Ki Moon and UN corruption scores some points but it is largely wide of the mark.
If Turkey and Israel break off relations, the damage will spread throughout the Middle East and beyond.
When Wall Street dodges taxes, Main Street is left to pick up the slack.
The country just agreed to let the UN conduct an investigation of the flotilla attack. But don’t get too excited.
The United Nations is voting on safe drinking water as a human right.
A new world order is emerging from the wreckage of Afghanistan and Iraq, and Turkey will be a major player in it.
The United Nations is not just about governments. Civil society has played an increasingly important role in UN deliberations.
Like Bonn, the UN has its limitations.
Sanctions don’t work. Diplomacy does.
Self-righteous human rights attacks on other countries don’t help mask glaring needs at home, particularly food and shelter for millions.
By supporting Morocco’s illegal annexation of Western Sahara, the Senate is establishing a dangerous precedent in international relations.
On the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day: the good, the bad, and the potentially ugly.