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La cour pénale internationale en l’an 2016 : Sauve-qui-peut !
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- 6 janvier 2017
Quatorze ans après l’entrée en vigueur de son statut qui vise à « mettre un terme aux crimes les plus graves qui touchent la communauté internationale » et à mettre fin « à l’impunité des auteurs de ces crimes », la Cour pénale internationale se trouve à un point tournant de son histoire ! Passés les éloges de ses premières
EN SAVOIR PLUSCanada has an Opportunity to be the Voice of Reason on Syria
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- 6 janvier 2017
“‘Does this road lead to Aleppo?’ Your answer can be ‘yes’ or ‘no.’ Your opinion doesn’t make it so. Consult a map before you go!” The question in this poem was first posed by the 13th-century Persian poet, Rumi. If we were to ask a similar question about Aleppo today, we might phrase it like
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Women in Politics, Part 2: Moving Forward — Supporting Gender-Inclusive Political Participation
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- 15 décembre 2016
By Althea-Maria Rivas and Gabrielle Bardall Supporting women’s public participation and political inclusion should be a critical objective of Canada’s contribution to international democracy assistance, particularly in light of the current government’s emphasis on feminism. We must prioritize gender equality across all political support programs and increase the number of projects in this field. Political
EN SAVOIR PLUSWomen in Politics, Part 1: Women, Inclusive Political Participation, and Canadian International Development Policy
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- 15 décembre 2016
By Althea-Maria Rivas and Gabrielle Bardall The Canadian government’s review of the International Development Assistance policy and funding framework is noteworthy in its ambition to promote feminism by applying “a feminist lens … to all of Canada’s international assistance activities.” Committed feminists in our respective fields of international relations and comparative democratization, we were encouraged
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