Inhumanity in Tigray and Beyond – Report from the Conference in Rome on 26 October 2021
Reports from the event in Rome on 26 October 2021 on the subject of Inhumanity in Tigray.
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Save The Date | Inhumanity in Tigray and beyond: Context and responsibilities. What can be done?
Since the end of 2020, appalling atrocities are being committed against civilians in the Ethiopian region of Tigray and beyond.
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UAI – October 2021 Newsletter
What a terrible month. Those of you who follow the news of wars around the world will have been shocked by the situations developing in so many countries.
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UAI statement on UN Human Rights Council decision on Yemen
UAI is shocked by the decision of the UN Human Rights Council not to renew the mandate of the independent international mechanism, known as the Group of Eminent Experts, investigating claims of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Yemen.
Continue readingInternational military action in Afghanistan from 2001-2021 and UK asylum policy towards Afghans; an assessment.
This is a synopsis, provided by the author, of a Masters dissertation, submitted at the University of Edinburgh. The research was carried out as part of a collaboration between the University and UAI.
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What’s next for Afghanistan? Report on the panel convened by University of Edinburgh and United Against Inhumanity 31 August 2021
“Engage! Do not isolate Afghanistan as hunger, Covid, long-standing gender inequality and impunity add to the threats that harm Afghans a as the Taliban impose multiple strictures”.
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UAI – September 2021 Newsletter
All eyes still on Afghanistan : In the past few weeks, the global spotlight has been on Kabul airport and the scramble to leave the country but at least 37 million people remain in the country and face the coming winter under a new government that may lack the skills that the country needs to avoid an economic catastrophe.
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Backing the UN can help Afghans facing a tough winter
While attention is rightly focused on the appalling events at Kabul airport, the potentially catastrophic collapse of the Afghan economy requires immediate action by the international community. Mark Bowden and Martin Barber’s article for Chatham House explains how this can be done.
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‘Our Universalism is in Crisis’: Addresses to the General Assembly of UAI – 23 June 2021
Jean-Marie Guehenno’s address to United Against Inhumanity’s members at the June 2021 General Assembly Meeting.
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Afghanistan: The inhumanity must end
United Against Inhumanity’ (UAI) official statement on the situation in Afghanistan, where after 40 years of war and foreign military intervention, armed conflict has surged in recent months with a dramatic increase in civilian casualties.
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