In Gaza, the West Is Enabling the Most Transparent Genocide in Human History

Richard Falk

By Richard Falk Richard Falk is Albert G. Milbank Professor Emeritus of International Law at Princetown University former UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Palestine, and current Co-Convener of SHAPE (Save Humanity and Planet Earth.) He delivered a deep and cutting edge history and analysis in CPDCS’ January 10, 2024 webinar Gaza War, Short … Read more

Gaza Cease-Fire Now! No Wider War

Gaza March in London

We must join the majority of the world’s nations in building pressure on Biden and Netanyahu to declare a ceasefire, to deluge Gaza with the food, water, medicines, and fuel essential for life. We must do this with everything we’ve got and we must do it now. The genocide must end. We must not sleepwalk … Read more

Support South Africa’s Genocide Convention Case Against Israel

Support South Africa's Genocide Convention Case Against Israel

We, along with nearly one thousand other organizations, have signed on to support this organizational sign-on letter calling on states to support South Africa’s Genocide Convention Case against Israel at the ICJ. We encourage any organizations that have not signed-on yet, to do so promptly. View the currently signatories here. PLEASE NOTE: THIS LETTER IS … Read more

The Urgency of Disarmament: International Action to Prevent Nuclear Confrontations & War

Jacki Cabasso

November 29, 2023, Scandinavia House New York City Remarks by Jackie Cabasso, Executive Director, Western States Legal Foundation Looking around today’s world, we see a growing crowd of nationalist authoritarian governments and leaders – including in nuclear-armed Russia, Israel, India, China, North Korea and increasingly, the United States. In the other nuclear-armed states, Pakistan, the … Read more

Tom Unterrainer – Comments for Nov 28 Round Table, TPNW NY

Tom Unterrainer

The return of US nuclear bombs to the UK was announced without fanfare and without any discussion, debate, deliberation or the opportunity for dissent within Britain’s democratic institutions.  There was no official announcement from the British government. No ministerial statement to Parliament.  When the British government was asked about this development it gave the following … Read more