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‘I lost three children’
As of this writing, 16,000 people in Syria are thought to have been killed since the uprising began in March 2011. Read more >
Violence begets violence
“It is after the attack that the village received guns for its defence. But then the threat to the village was greater. Why? The [rebels] would like to capture the guns.” Read more >
F-35: We told you so
It doesn’t help a bit, but we all take satisfaction from time to time in saying, “We told you so.” Read more >
Would an attack on Iran be legal?
Conspicuously absent from most analyses on the prospect of military action against Iran over its nuclear program is the question of whether an attack by the U.S. or Israel would be consistent with international law. Read more >
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No more delays: Sign the Arms Trade Treaty
12/06/2013 By Lina Holguin, Ken Epps, and Mark Fried
A dream 10 years in the making finally became reality June 3, when over 60 countries signed the first ever United Nations Arms Trade Treaty designed to keep weapons out of the hands of unscrupulous arms dealers and human rights violators. More
Obama, drones and Just War
5/06/2013 By Karina Sangha
U.S. President Barack Obama’s recent speech on counterterrorism touched on a number of controversial issues – but the administration’s use of drones to kill terrorists in countries such as Pakistan and Yemen occupied centre stage. More
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