This post is by guest-writer Line Løvåsen. (source) We’ve mentioned before on this blog that national systems of criminal justice are often insufficient and ineffective, and that an international...Continue Reading

People go to other countries to escape the - often combined - horrors of war, oppression, persecution and poverty. Wealthy and peaceful states that protect human rights within their borders, usually a...Continue Reading

(source) More on Burma.       

(click on image to enlarge) More on refugees. More on Iraq.       

(source) Just a short follow-up on my previous post on the subject. For those anxious about immigration and about the burdens it places on the host-economy and on the welfare state (”importing pover...Continue Reading

I’ve often discussed migration here on this blog. For example: There’s this post on public fears that migration means importing poverty and putting the social security system in danger. There’s...Continue Reading

(source) In addition to its widespread disregard for human rights at home, China has now become the main supporter of some of the world’s most loathed dictators. The governments of Zimbabwe, Sudan, ...Continue Reading

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(source) More on intervention.       

(source) More on torture.