Rene Wadlow

Rene Wadlow is the editor of the online journal of world politics www.transnational-perspectives.org and the representative to the United Nations, Geneva, of the Association of World Citizens.


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	Goldstone Report : The Impact of International Fact-Finding by Rene Wadlow Accountability for breaches of international humanitarian law and for human rights violations, as well as respect for human rights, are not obstacles to peace, but rather the preconditions on which trust and, ultimately, a durable peace can be built.
	World Day of Social Justice: A Sense of Direction by Rene Wadlow On a proposal of the Ambassador of Kyrgyzstzan, the United Nations General Assembly has set 20 February as the World Day of Social Justice. It was observed for the first time in 2009, but is not widely known. As with other UN-designated
	Gandhi: In the Midst of Darkness by Rene Wadlow

	International Migrants Day by Rene Wadlow The International Migrants Day comes just as the Copenhagen Conference on Climate draws to a close. The UN General Assembly has proclaimed 18 December as International Migrants Day to mark the date in 1990 when the Assembly adopted the In
	Human Rights: The Emergence of the Person by Rene Wadlow
	25 November: Silent Violence Against Women by Rene Wadlow 25 November is the UN-proclaimed International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Violence against women is a year-round occurrence and continues to an alarming degree. Violence against women is an attack upon their bodily in
	World Summit on Food Security: 16-18 November by Rene Wadlow Citizens of the World welcome the World Summit on Food Security of 16-18 November 2009 in Rome to address the root causes of the present food crisis and to work for the full implementation of the ‘Human Right to Food’. World citizens
	The United Nations as One Mind by Rene Wadlow Those who observe worl
	A Citizens' of the World Focus by Rene Wadlow 16 October is the UN-designated World Food Day, the date chosen being the anniversary of the creation of the FAO in 1945 with the aim, as stated in its Constitution of “contributing towards an expanding world economy and ensuring humanity
	Nonviolent Action: Can There Be A Second Act? by Rene Wadlow We are constantly being astonished these days at the amazing discoveries in the field of violence. But I maintain that far more undreamt of and seemingly impossible discoveries will be made in the field of non-violence. M.K. Gandhi
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