The kind of rigour and analysis I expect from a first year undergraduate essay.

It is not a flaw with the idea of R2P but rather with the politics inherent to global efforts at mass atrocity prevention. The R2P can be used to criticise policy toward Israel-Gaza; this aligns with the broader campaign to identify and condemn genocide of Palestinians.

An absolute pleasure to host Ambassador Antonio Patriota at the University of Glasgow yesterday.

Great turnout for a lecture that cut to the heart of pressing global issues. Many thanks to the audience for their questions and to Brazil Embassy UK for co-organising the event!

On May 1 2024 we host Dr Samuel Jarvis (Sam Jarvis )to discuss his book on the limits of humanity in motivating mass atrocity protection under the Responsibility to Protect #R2P

It’s online and free to register

events.teams.microsoft.com/event/a6035430…

As predicted, it now looks pretty much certain the U.S. will leave it at that.

In a rather funny statement Biden says 'Israel demonstrated a remarkable capacity to defend against and defeat even unprecedented attacks – sending a clear message to its foes that they cannot

Thanks for engaging with our article but you misquote us as we do not say that “nobody has written about it”. The article is about fostering a conversation on what ‘never again’ can and should mean when set against massive global challenges to atrocity prevention.

Great to see our new article out now in BJPIR. A collaborative effort of colleagues originally based at ECR2P (Leeds) but now spread out across the UK. Key points from the article are summed up in this thread.

THREAD: What is happening in UK universities is astonishing. Right now about quarter of universities are laying off staff. Almost all universities expect to make a loss this year. And the entire thing is happening in an effort to deceive the population about migration statistics.

No one can be judge in their own case 👩‍⚖️
Norway, today and every day, calls for the full application of the #UNCharter including the limitations to the veto set in Article 27 (3). It was never intended that the veto would be used to enable unchecked violations of the UN Charter.

Teaching evaluations picking me up nicely on this cold rainy Monday. Students writing that they thought your module was 'amazing', 'challenged their perceptions', and that your teaching style is 'top-notch', genuinely vindicates the effort put in and reminds me why I love the job

One week to go - register here: uofglasgow.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

More Evidence of States Agreeing that There are Some Limits under International Law to the Veto Power of the Permanent Members of the UN Security Council
opiniojuris.org/2024/02/26/mor…

Happy to see my piece defending the Responsibility to Protect out now in Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding.

This will form part of a larger R2P forum out in JISB in the near future.

tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

On 13 March, I am presenting my recent book, Strengthening the Responsibility to Protect, as part of @ECR2P's showcase seminar series.

Join for a discussion on R2P reform, Security Council veto, Uniting for Peace, and more!

You can register for free at: uofglasgow.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Pleased to announce 4 @ECR2P online talks this semester w/Jochem Rietveld, Richard Illingworth (Richard Illingworth), Sam Jarvis (@Sam_Jarvis_ ) & Blake Lawrinson 1/3

Register for the first event here
ecr2p.leeds.ac.uk/ecr2p-events/e…