| 24 March 2016 |
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TALKING POINT
Yes, targeted sanctions can work in South Sudan
by Simon Allison |
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Sanctions are a favourite tool of the international community, but are controversial. That doesn't mean they should be written off entirely. In the right context, and with the right implementation, sanctions may contribute towards positive change. South Sudan may just be the right context.
The recommendation of the Panel of Experts on South Sudan, should it be implemented, will mark a change of direction for the Security Council.
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| Press release |
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| Africa must make international justice a reality for victims |
At a seminar in Addis Ababa, African Union and civil society representatives noted that domestic responses are Africa’s best hope for criminal justice.
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| ISS Today |
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Bemba: condemned for commanding a rebellion
by Stephanie Wolters and Ottilia Anna Maunganidze |
The ICC's landmark conviction sends a clear message on command responsibility and sexual violence, but not everyone will be pleased.
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Tackling South Africa's water supply problem
by Steve Hedden |
On World Water Day, South Africa must face facts: infrastructure projects alone won't close the gap in water supply.
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Women in peace operations: the unsung champions of human rights
by Liezelle Kumalo and Riana Paneras |
Female peacekeepers play a crucial but often overlooked role in protecting human rights and ensuring security for women in local communities.
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Of downgrades and divisions: which way out for South Africa?
by Jakkie Cilliers |
A downgrade to sub-investment status will have long-term consequences for South Africa. Can Gordhan's proposals still save the day?
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| Events |
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View on Africa: why did SA let Bashir go, and does it matter?
30 March 2016, online |
Ottilia Anna Maunganidze will discuss the recent court ruling and what it means for South Africa and international justice.
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Facing a dry future: water scarcity in South Africa
31 March 2016, Pretoria |
Can South Africa find the balance between water supply and demand before the taps run dry?
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| Publications |
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Parched prospects II: A revised long-term water supply and demand forecast for South Africa
by Steve Hedden |
Using the International Futures forecasting system, this paper argues more must be done to bring the South African water sector into balance and ensure water supply in future.
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| Rapport sur le Conseil de paix et de sécurité 78 |
Ce rapport du CPS examine les leçons tirées des efforts du CPS au Burundi et les raisons pour lesquelles les pays ne doivent pas trop attendre de l'Union Africaine.
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| Peace and Security Council Report No 78 |
This PSC Report considers lessons learnt from the PSC’s efforts in Burundi and why countries shouldn’t expect so much from the African Union.
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| Multimedia |
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| Parched prospects 2 |
By managing water supply and withdrawal effectively, long-term drought can be avoided in South Africa.
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