GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

CIVIL SOCIETY IN THE INTERNATIONAL ARENA

‘This ASEAN summit matters because it will set priorities and policies’

Cornelius Hanung | ASIA

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‘We need competitive elections so only truly committed states are elected to the UN Human Rights Council’

Madeleine Sinclair | GLOBAL

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‘Whether the Cybercrime Convention will do more good than harm will hinge on implementation and monitoring’

Pavlina Pavlova | GLOBAL

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‘The Cybercrime Convention risks becoming a tool for global surveillance and cross-border human rights violations’

Deborah Brown | GLOBAL

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‘We fear the Pact for the Future will be yet another document with high ideals but little practical impact’

Ophelia Kemigisha | GLOBAL

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‘There are multiple paths to justice and accountability for violations of international law’

Rebecca Shoot | GLOBAL

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‘Our influence depends on states’ willingness to adopt a progressive agenda’

Jennifer Rauch | GLOBAL

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‘Civil society has been vocal in urging that the Summit of the Future address the real needs of people’

Julie Murray | GLOBAL

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‘The UN Secretary-General underestimated the difficulty of reaching consensus’

Renzo Pomi | GLOBAL

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‘NATO remains as relevant today as was when it was established in 1949’

Jamie Shea | GLOBAL

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