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Category: Accountability & Justice

The Closure of USAID

The Closure of USAID

For more than six decades, USAID represented the institutional backbone of American humanitarian and development assistance.”

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Categorized as Accountability & Justice, Policy & Legal Analysis, Thinking Out Loud

Deportation Without Due Process

The case of Abrego Garcia stands as a pivotal moment surrounding deportation without due process and executive overreach.

Even in matters of immigration enforcement, executive authority operates within the constraints of constitutional due process.”

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Categorized as Accountability & Justice, Human Rights Law, Policy & Legal Analysis, Thinking Out Loud

Authoritarian Tendencies in the Second Trump Term

Authoritarian Rule and Second Trump Term

The first sixty days of the second term already reflect an authoritarian pattern: concentrated power, weakened checks and balances, and normalized disregard for established democratic norms.”

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Categorized as Accountability & Justice, Human Rights Law, Policy & Legal Analysis, Thinking Out Loud

The Life and Legacy of Jimmy Carter

The Life and Legacy of Jimmy Carter - funeral of the 39th POTUS, January 9, 2025

War may sometimes be a necessary evil. But no matter how necessary, it is always an evil, never a good. We will not learn to live together in peace by killing each other’s children.”

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Categorized as Accountability & Justice, Global Security & Geopolitics, Thinking Out Loud, US Foreign Policy

The World Needs More Compassion

The World Needs More Conpassion

Compassion is the catalyst for action. It moves us beyond sympathy and calls us to do something—however small—to help.”

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Categorized as Accountability & Justice, Conflict & War, Displacement & Migration, Thinking Out Loud

The Rights of Women and Girls

Females make up half the population in Afghanistan, and yet animals have more freedom than the rights of women and girls.

Women and girls make up more than half of Afghanistan’s population. For two decades prior to the Taliban’s return to power, Afghan women made extraordinary gains. They attended schools and universities, built professional careers, served in government, and helped shape the country’s future.

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Categorized as Accountability & Justice, Displacement & Migration, Human Rights Law, Thinking Out Loud

Gender Apartheid in Taliban Afghanistan

Gender apartheid in Taliban Afghanistan

Restrictions on women extend far beyond education and employment. Women are subject to strict controls over movement, dress, speech, and social interaction.”

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Categorized as Accountability & Justice, Thinking Out Loud

Gaza’s Human Suffering

Gaza's Human Suffering

Nearly two million Palestinians—almost the entire population of Gaza—have been displaced, many multiple times.”

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Categorized as Accountability & Justice, Displacement & Migration, Thinking Out Loud

ICC Seeking Arrest Warrants

International Criminal Court OTP ICC seeks arrest warrants

The ICC’s mandate is not to equate parties, but to assess individual criminal responsibility under international law.”

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Categorized as Accountability & Justice, Policy & Legal Analysis, Thinking Out Loud

Kwibuka Rwanda

Kwibuka in Rwanda is a period of 100 days remembering the lives lost during the 1994 genocide.

Rwanda represents a case in which early warning signs were clearly visible—yet failed to trigger meaningful international action.”

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Categorized as Accountability & Justice, Atrocity Prevention, Thinking Out Loud

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