Humanitarian Intervention

Introducing our newest title, 'When We Let People Die'

Four years after the ousting of violent dictator Muammar Gaddafi, the country continues to battle for stability.

What does the recent outbreak of violence mean for the future of peace in South Sudan?

When it comes to responding to ongoing atrocities, we continue to fall short.

This makes me think of a song...

The perception of idleness in the face of atrocities.

The stage has been set for another standoff between that international grouping commonly known as “the West” and Russia; this time over Syria. 

Recently two of my colleagues at The Mantle asked why the international community was not intervening in ongoing humanitarian crises in different parts of the world.

Ending mass violence involves simultaneous analysis of factors, and often occurs in an information vacuum.

Ending mass violence involves simultaneous analysis of factors, and often occurs in an information vacuum.