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Articles
Georgia: a democracy under Russian occupation for 12 years
On 7th August, for the 12th anniversary of the Russian occupation of Georgia, the Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in cooperation with the Middle East Institute's Frontier Europe Initiative, organized a webinar on the worrying situation generated by the Russia-Georgia conflict in 2008. A short but intense war caused by a cross-border territory, South Ossetia, contested between the Russian Federation and Georgia, which has a very heavy historical legacy and it still affects negatively the Ossetian and Georgian people, victims of the violence perpetrated by Russian troops.
By Flavio Cancemi
August 12, 2020
A disgrace to the region: Latin America's «leader» on the UN Human Rights Council is a dictatorship
Cuba will most likely be elected to its fifth term in the HRC, which will enable it to run for re-election in 2023. By returning to the Council in 2023, Cuba would then complete 18 of the 20 years of the HRC’s existence in one of its seats. Other countries with a similar record, such as Saudi Arabia or China, could achieve the same. The fact that Cuba manages to maintain its «leadership», spending as many years as possible in an organization that it makes fun of, says a lot about the lack of real leadership in Latin America regarding the defense of human rights.
By Gabriel C. Salvia
@GabrielSalvia
June 29, 2020
Institutional
 
Anaya Muñoz, Geoffray and Labaqui join CADAL's Academic Council
Anaya Muñoz is a professor and coordinator of the Master's program in Human Rights and Peace at ITESO, at Universidad Jesuita de Guadalajara; Geoffray is a professor at IHEAL, at Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, and a researcher at CREDA; and Labaqui is a professor at UCA and UCEMA. Directed by Sabrina Ajmechet, CADAL's Academic Council now has twenty-one members. These incorporations are in line with CADAL's permanent commitment to enrich the public debate on human rights and international solidarity.
July 7, 2020
Organizations denounce Police violence in Cuba to prevent demonstrations
July 1st, 2020
 
Paving a new Paraguay?
For most Paraguayans, however, the Chaco remains as foreign as another country, and the Bioceanic Corridor an afterthought in daily Asunción politics. Corruption and inequality are the concerns of the day, and it is Brazil, rather than the Chaco or Bolivia, that figures most prominently in Paraguayan regional affairs.
By Greg Ross
The Global Americans (USA)
March 6, 2020
José Montaldo
Elena Newkirk
Victoria Ariagno
Alejandro Di Franco
María Victoria Maineri
Stephanía Román
Paula Loreti
Melina López
Sergio Casais
Juan Pablo Cardenal
 Reporte Anual 2017
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