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Refugee Protection and Human Rights: Nothing Bogus About It
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- 31 janvier 2014
By Alex Neve, Secretary General of Amnesty International Canada Regarder la video de la conférence de Alex Neve au CÉPI: Protecting Refugees: It’s a human rights issue The lambasting that Ontario Health Minister Deb Matthews received from federal Immigration Minister Chris Alexander last week about refugee health care was despairingly illustrative of a major public policy
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Reflections on Aid and Security in Afghanistan
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- 30 janvier 2014
This is a follow-up to the excellent and timely comments by Professor Roland Paris on the implications of an attack by the Taliban on a Lebanese restaurant in Kabul, a few weeks ago. Taliban attacks are common in Afghanistan, including in the heavily fortified capital city, Kabul. Armed guards, sniffing dogs, concrete barriers, road blocks,
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Ironic or Apt? Experiencing NATO
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- 26 janvier 2014
By Stephen Saideman, Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University Stephen Saideman will be giving a talk at CIPS about his newly-released book on January 28, 2014 I am not sure whether it was ironic or just especially appropriate that I learned a key lesson about NATO the first week of September 2001. I
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In Face of Ukrainian Unrest, Doing Nothing is the Best Approach
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- 24 janvier 2014
One of the strongest barriers to our understanding of world events is the tendency to view what happens in other countries as a sort of morality play in which good fights evil. This way of looking at the world encourages us to pick sides and interfere in conflicts which do not really concern us, in
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