Seventy years since the end of World War Two, the world has made great progress in promoting human rights and international justice, but many challenges remain. Judge Sang-Hyun Song will join Sebastian von Einsiedel, Director of the UNU Centre for Policy Research, to discuss the…
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2015 marks the 70th anniversary of the end of WWII and the founding of the UN, another humanity effort for a long lasting peace and justice. While the city of The Hague has a tradition of securing peace through justice, Asia’s engagement has been more…
For the first time, our ongoing Hague Talks dialogue on peace and justice will be held in Manila, the beautiful capital of the Philippines.Christophe Bernasconi, secretary general of Hague conference on private international law, will discuss the importance of people in peace and justice issues…
The limits of satire Cartoons are the barometer of freedom. You can measure the level of freedom in a society by what it allows to be ridiculed. But every society has taboos, subjects that, when mocked, will always be controversial. In their joint talk at…