Violence against women is one of the biggest challenges the police faces in Sri Lanka.
Author: Maureen Quinn
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Dr. Sabat discusses what is limiting women’s participation in political transitions in the Middle East.
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Sanctions against Iran leads to increases in violence against women, though activists are trying to change that.
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The Oxford professor and editor of a new book on exit strategies discusses the history of exits and the role of regional dynamics.
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Two principals from the all-woman Special Court discuss finding postconflict justice for victims of gender-based crimes in Sierra Leone.
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The Tokyo Framework launched July 8 in Afghanistan is the latest example of an attempt at mutual accountability.
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Dialogue among Afghans, including the Taliban, has not yet started, and facts on the ground are working against it. But small steps are occurring.
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Dr. Ashrawi discusses steps to reach peace with Israel and the impact of the Arab uprisings on the process.
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Mr. Holtom discusses potential destabilizing trends in the arms trade and the variety of factors driving sales in the five major import countries, all in Asia.
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“Peace in Afghanistan cannot be made by the international community,” Amb. Eide said. “It has to be made by the Afghans themselves.”
