International Law



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International Security Guarantees on the Way to a Permanent Agreement on a Two-State-Solution Israel / Palestine

Published: 20 March 2012
This paper outlines the tasks and character of an international mission aimed at supporting Israel and Palestine in the implementation of a peace agreement. It is the result of intensive consultation among a group of high-level experts - amongst them security experts from Israel, Palestine, Europe and Canada. The consultation process was organized by the Heinrich Böll Foundation.
By The Core Group

Gender Equality in Israel: Implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1325

Published: 31 October 2011
Exactly 11 years ago, the United Nations Security Council unanimously adopted Resolution 1325 on Women and peace and security. This groundbreaking document calls for representation of women in peace negotiations and increased protection of women and children against violence in conflict situations. In Israel, our parter organization Itach-Maaki is working for the national implementation of the resolution.
By Anat Thon Ashkenazy


Publications


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Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Legal Frameworks

Published: 19 June 2024
Fact Sheet
Survivors of conflict-related sexual violence can seek redress under several legal frameworks. Knowing about the different legal frameworks is critical for survivors and advocates working alongside them. This fact sheet presents some of them.
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Perspectives 1/12: A Fractious Relationship: Africa and the International Criminal Court

Published: 6 August 2012
Although there continues to be widespread popular support across the African continent for the International Criminal Court (ICC) and its mandate to prosecute high-level individuals accused of perpetrating international crimes, strong anti-ICC sentiments are brewing among parts of Africa’s political elite and state actors. 
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Beyond Guantánamo

Published: 29 May 2009
How to restore the credibility of a country whose foundations and self-understanding are based on the universality of freedom and human rights, but that has violated precisely those rights by practicing torture in Guantánamo and other prisons around the world?
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