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The move aims to improve good governance, diplomacy, social justice, advocacy strategy, security, and growth management within the sub-region.

🤔 How does state capture—the control of public institutions for private gain—undermine #HumanRights globally? 💪 On International Human Rights Day, join NYU Center on International Cooperation (CIC) and NYU Center for Human Rights and Global Justice (CHR&GJ) to explore this topic. 📝 This event will bring various stakeholders to overcome the fragmented approach that has dominated #prevention efforts related to state capture. They will share actionable steps and promote national ownership of the prevention agenda. Exchanging effective national experiences can help multilateral diplomacy tackle state capture, prevent crises, and strengthen democratic governance. 💡 Spotlighting insights from the CHR&GJ’s Prevention Project’s latest report, this discussion will also underscore the need for #InternationalCooperation and knowledge sharing. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eQDeJRrm #NYUCIC #NYU #StandUp4HumanRights #Multilateralism #Democracy #HumanRightsDay

How can we be convinced of the value of Peace, Laws, Democracy, and Diplomacy when it seems that these principles are often ignored or violated by those in power? How can we trust in Diplomacy and International Laws when Human Rights and Child Protection Laws are disregarded? Even if we understand the need for change, it seems unlikely that a revolution could occur in countries like the USA or UK to alter the current regime or lobby systems. Resistance is the key, only way, natural way. #freepalestine #justice #resistance

Track 3 “insider-mediators'' are critical to preserving harmony at local and regional levels. What does this mean for peace? Check out our article here: https://bit.ly/3WlvhkH #peace #peacenow #peacebuilding #multitrackdiplomacy #multitrackpeace #mediation #mediators #internationalmediators #worldpeace #internationalpeace #SDG16

Balancing relations with China means prioritizing fair trade practices, protecting national security, and standing firm on human rights. Strategic diplomacy and strength will guide a relationship that safeguards American values and interests. #GPN #GuyPaulNohra #USChinaRelations #FairTrade #NationalSecurity #HumanRights

#TheRoleWePlay The Future of Peace and Security. Get to know our hosts and Rapporteur… · Emeritus Professor John Langmore AM #InitiativeForPeacebuilding · Dr Donnell Davis President UNAA · Beth Eggleston #HumanitarianAdvisoryGroup The themes of the Pact for the Future and our agenda at this event will address: ⚖ International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights ☮ Peace, Preventative Diplomacy and Dialogue 🕊 Strengthening the UN Peacebuilding Commission 🚫 Disarmament 🏛 Reform of the UN Security Council

🚨 Is the U.S. an Accomplice in the Oppression of Palest!n!ans? 🚨 The narrative of the U.S. as an impartial mediator in the Isra3l-Palest!ne conflict is not only misleading but also dangerously deceptive. Despite decades of so-called peace talks, the brutal reality is that Palest!n!ans remain under siege, their rights trampled upon, and their lands continuously encroached upon by an expansionist Isr3ali regime. The hypocrisy of the U.S.'s role is glaring—while it publicly advocates for peace, its actions tell a starkly different story. The U.S. government, under the guise of diplomacy, has consistently sided with Isr3l, turning a blind eye to the latter's egregious violations of international law. Through its unrelenting supply of military aid, advanced weaponry, and political backing, the U.S. has enabled Isr3l to perpetuate a state of apartheid, further entrenching the occupation and escalating the suffering of Palest!n!an civilians. What’s worse, this unyielding support is not just passive complicity; it is active participation in the systemic dehumanization and displacement of the Palest!n!an people. The billions of dollars in aid sent to Isr3l annually are used to fund military operations that have devastated Palest!n!an communities, killed countless innocent lives, and left a generation to grow up in fear and trauma. Is this the hallmark of a true peace broker, or is it the sign of a nation that prioritizes geopolitical interests over basic human rights? The U.S.'s role in this conflict is far from neutral; it is an enabler of oppression, a funder of violence, and a roadblock to justice. Every weapon, every veto at the U.N., and every dollar of aid strengthens an occupier while weakening any prospects for a just peace. This is not diplomacy. It’s complicity in an ongoing gen0c!de. It’s time to question the moral and ethical foundations of U.S. foreign policy and demand accountability for its role in the enduring suffering of Palest!n!ans. #EndTheOccupation #JusticeForPalest!ne #HumanRights #NoMoreComplicity

It’s time to audit the performance of UN in preventing and managing armed conflicts whether world has become better or worse place and what is the root cause of its failings. Any conflicts arise from unfair and unjust actions and behaviour of government and society. UN should have acted as a fair and just arbiter and mediator between nations which unfortunately didn’t and is the root cause of it major failure! Behaviour and conduct of big nations especially US has undermined the authority and relevance of UN . US unilateral illegal and immoral actions which is based on their short and narrow so called national interest has perpetrated armed conflicts and wars now have reached to its peak which has potential to endanger even the existence of humanity if a neuclear war breaks out due to immature behaviour of its leaders! People need to wake up and challenge their leaders who first act for their narrow personal and political interests rather than public welfare of people! Better late than never !

📜 Human Rights Diplomacy: Balancing Advocacy and Alliances 📜 The Universal Declaration of Human Rights set a global standard—but enforcing these rights remains an ongoing struggle. From freedom of expression to the right to education, how do we balance advocacy with the geopolitical realities of maintaining alliances? Human rights diplomacy often faces criticism: some accuse nations of using it as a tool for political gain, while others argue it’s too selective. Can we establish more consistent standards that hold all nations accountable, without exception? This is not just about governments—NGOs, grassroots movements, and even private companies are increasingly shaping the discourse. What role do you think these actors should play in the fight for universal human rights? #HumanRights #Diplomacy #GlobalJustice #Advocacy