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How can we hold torturers accountable if we are unwilling to uphold our own laws?

How can we hold torturers accountable if we are unwilling to uphold our own laws?

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India attempts to justify its practice of torture by saying that it has a good faith obligation not to torture, but not a legal obligation. The issue before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is simple. India agreed not to torture an individual, Kulvir Singh Barapind,...
TrackSDGs: Monitoring Sustainable Development Through a Human Rights Lens

TrackSDGs: Monitoring Sustainable Development Through a Human Rights Lens

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One thing that has become increasingly clear following the adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is the level of intersectionality between each of the 17 goals and the core human rights standards embedded within. Therefore, monitoring each country’s...
ICAAD @ the UN Foundation 2016 Global Dialogue

ICAAD @ the UN Foundation 2016 Global Dialogue

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ICAAD recently took part in the 2016 Global Dialogue with the UN Foundation on Financing the SDGs, Health in Humanitarian Settings, the Business Case for the SDGs, and Big Data for the SDGs. The Global Dialogue convened close to 120 leaders from the diplomatic...
ICAAD is granted special consultative status with United Nations ECOSOC

ICAAD is granted special consultative status with United Nations ECOSOC

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We are thrilled to announce that ICAAD was recently granted special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). This coveted status will allow ICAAD to greatly advance our mission, including efforts to show the relationship...
UPR: United States of America (USA), 22nd Session

UPR: United States of America (USA), 22nd Session

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Executive Summary This report examines the United States’ (U.S.) compliance with its international human rights obligations in the protection of minorities and vulnerable groups from hate crimes and related discrimination. During the U.S.’ first cycle through the...
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