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Flawed Counterterrorism Policy Puts Aid Workers in More Danger
Nathaniel J Turner
February 1, 2012
How Misguided Counterterrorism Strategies Lead to Misguided Programs
By John Filson, Program Manager, 3P Human Security
December 20, 2011
Paul Okumo Reports from the 4th High Level Conference on Aid Effectiveness
Paul Okumu, Director for Partnership SISA, Centre for Corporate Partnership and Head of Secretariat-Africa CSO Platform on Principled Partnership (ACP), Nairobi Kenya
December 1, 2011
The Good Wife TV Episode Highlights Restrictions on Lawyers Representing Groups on Terrorist List
Morton Sklar, Co-Counsel for PJAK and Legal Consultant to "The Good Wife" TV Series
November 10, 2011
Hunger Without Borders and Discriminatory Aid Policies
Kay Guinane
October 17, 2011
Honoring International Charities and Their Workers on 9/11
Kay Guinane
September 11, 2011
The President Must Address Life and Death Policy Matters in Somalia
Suraj K. Sazawal
August 1, 2011
Sec. Clinton Should Use Exemption Powers to Legalize Conflict Prevention and Resolution Programs
Kay Guinane
June 21, 2011
Why Fight Terrorism with One Hand Tied Behind Our Back?
Suraj K. Sazawal
June 2, 2011
Time to Let the Experts Define Due Diligence, Vetting for Charitable Programs
Kay Guinane
May 3, 2011