One year after the presidential election and one month after the unexpected resignation of the Prime Minister, the stability of Haiti’s political system remains unclear. The consequences of this political instability are widespread and reverberate throughout every Haitian household. The constant political strife also weighs heavily on potential donors of humanitarian aid. As a result, […]
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Haiti: At the Intersection of Humanitarian Aid and Politics
Posted on 30 March 2012.
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U.S. Liability for Bahraini Human Rights Violations
Posted on 26 October 2011.
If the U.S. approves the next shipment of arms to Bahrain, should it be liable for aiding and abetting violations of international law committed by Bahrain? The answer is clearly yes based on the precedent of the prosecution of former Liberian President Charles Taylor. Taylor is awaiting a final judgment from the Special Court for […]
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2011 Guatemalan Presidential Elections: a Look into the Future?
Posted on 12 September 2011.
On September 11, 2011 Guatemalans casted their vote for their next President. Among the ten candidates, none is expected to garner an absolute majority to avoid a second runoff vote in November. One candidate in particular has critics concerned about the future direction of the country. That candidate is Otto Pérez Molina from the Partido Patriota. […]
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