Ban Ki-moon’s Legacy in Palestine: Failure in Words and Deeds
Ban Ki-moon was the most ideal man for the job of UN Secretary General, as far as the US government and the Israeli occupation regime are concerned.
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How Turkey’s Reconciliation Deal with Israel Harms the Palestinians
By signing the reconciliation agreement with Israel, Turkey has betrayed the Palestinians and made itself complicit in Israel’s occupation regime.
Richard Falk: An Open Letter to Ban Ki-moon
Ban Ki-moon protests Israel attacking him for condemning the occupation, but has himself attacked the messenger on Israel’s behalf politically expedient.
Omar Bashir Has Left the Building
To salvage any sort of credibility and to begin to dispense justice, the ICC could issue arrest warrants for counterparts of Bashir—say, Netanyahu.
The UN’s Sri Lanka Strategy and Its Implications for International Law
I have in this paper argued that there is a change in strategy in the UN’s “accountability” campaign with respect to Sri Lanka, and that this change in strategy now places Sri Lanka in a legally perilous position at the upcoming March 2014 sessions of the UNHRC, where a resolution authorizing war crimes investigations will most likely be passed.
Syria: Prospects for Geneva-2
With a view to end the bloodshed in Syria, the broad-based Geneva-2 United Nations peace conference opened at Montreux in Switzerland on January 22
