Nagasaki Peace Declaration

By Iccho Itoh|2013-06-25T20:43:31-07:00August 9, 2004|

How many people in the world now remember that fateful [...]

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Summer Days, Presidential Campaigns and Hiroshima

By Robert Dodge|2013-06-25T22:01:32-07:00August 8, 2004|

This past Friday, the world quietly observed the 59th anniversary [...]

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Support for Wall Mocks International Law

By Richard Falk|2013-06-26T18:02:46-07:00July 20, 2004|

What is most remarkable about the International Court of Justice [...]

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What About the WMDs that Do Exist?

By Lawrence Wittner|2013-08-19T23:42:22-07:00February 8, 2004|

Now that it's acknowledged by all but hardcore supporters of [...]

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A Symposium on Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity: The Challenge of Prevention and Enforcement

By Justine Wang|2013-08-20T17:44:39-07:00January 8, 2004|

Convened by the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation and Simons Centre [...]

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What To Do With Saddam Hussein Now

By Benjamin Ferencz|2013-06-25T17:20:00-07:00December 16, 2003|

The apprehension and arrest of Sadism Hussein, the former President [...]

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Interview with Richard Falk

By Mike Ryan|2013-07-29T17:34:10-07:00August 29, 2003|

1. Is there any basis in international law for recourse [...]

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Freedom or Force on the High Seas? Arms Interdiction and International Law*

By Devon Chaffee|2013-07-29T22:41:22-07:00August 15, 2003|

North Korea’s withdrawal from the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime and announcement [...]

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We Need Rules for War

By Robert S. Mcnamara|2013-07-29T17:59:21-07:00August 3, 2003|

On the night of March 9, 1945, when the lead [...]

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Nuremberg Prosecutor’s Words

By Benjamin Ferencz|2013-07-23T21:56:56-07:00June 16, 2003|

Revised remarks of Benjamin B. Ferencz, a former Nuremberg Prosecutor [...]

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