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CIVIL SOCIETY IN THE INTERNATIONAL ARENA

SDGs: time to get back on course

Realising goals will require both global financial reform and the opening of civic space

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Transnational justice: impunity under challenge

International trials offer hope to victims and survivors of atrocities in Liberia and the Central African Republic

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NATO’s growing pains

Russian invasion of Ukraine pushes some states into NATO’s arms – but makes NATO membership a contentious issue in others

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UN Human Rights Council takes action on Russia

Unprecedented move followed by rights-abusing states winning Council seats through non-competitive elections

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China: UN Human Rights Council fails crucial test

Vote against holding debate on China’s human rights violations in Xinjiang a major letdown

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UN General Assembly: no room for civil society?

Denial of access leaves out crucial partner for achieving UN objectives

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Big challenges ahead for new UN High Commissioner for Human Rights

Volker Türk, a UN insider, takes office after opaque selection process

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China: UN report leaves no room to hide

New Human Rights Commissioner faces early test of holding China to account

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Changing times in Oceania?

China’s pursuit of a pan-Pacific deal has raised the stakes in an overlooked region

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Gabon and Togo offer renewed test of Commonwealth values

Two new members join the Commonwealth – despite repressing democracy and human rights

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