Antonio Donini and Norah Niland, co-founders of UAI, write on Afghanistan for Global Geneva. Inclusive talks are the only option to end the surge in violence, civilian casualties, displacement and warfare in Afghanistan and build a political framework for a durable peace.
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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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This month’s newsletter looks at the institutionalisation of inhumanity by governments and includes a presentation made by Dr Jeff Crisp to UAI in the UK at their 2021 AGM.
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For the occasion of this year’s world refugee day, this newsletter focuses on refugee issues, with contributions by Jeff Crisp, Sarah Hammerl, and others.
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Following our Newsletter about Tigray in May, this brief extra edition provides some shocking details about recent events in the region.
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Defenders of the right to seek asylum in Europe are dismayed by the cruelty and disregard for the law demonstrated by the EU and its member states in their treatment of people trying to enter the bloc. However, persistent judicial activism in France may have given an unexpected boost to the chances for asylum-seekers of a decent welcome there.
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This month, the Newsletter looks in depth at the conflict in the Tigray region of Ethiopia following the takeover of Tigrayan positions by the Ethiopian Military in November 2020.
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Sara Palacios Arapilles discusses the new report on Eritrean family reunification and the common issues with regards to formal documentation for refugees.
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It is now 10 years since the start of the war in Syria. This month’s Newsletter focuses on events held in March to mark this anniversary and also includes a link to the CanDo ‘Save Syria’s Schools’ campaign.
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Former President of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom on displacement, feminist peace activism, and the erosion of multilateralism.
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