After Wagner: Russia’s Export of Kleptocracy to Africa
by Melissa Aten and John K. Glenn The death of Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, following his bizarre and …
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Just Security Carries Exclusive on the Forum’s Report on Authoritarian Influence in Multilateral Organizations
Authoritarian states are on offense within the world’s multilateral institutions, and it is time for democracies to play …
Bridging the Gap Between the Digital and Human Rights Communities
By Eduardo Ferreyra The line between digital and traditional human rights is getting blurrier. As technology pervades every …
How China Is Selling Its Muslim Genocide to the Arab World
By Nick Monaco and Colin Eide “I recently saw on the news that people outside the country are …
A Light in the Dark: Opportunities for Strengthening Resilience in the COVID-Era Between the Summits for Democracy
By Ryan Arick Last month, the Biden administration held the 2021 Summit for Democracy with representatives from approximately 100 countries in …
Data vs. the Disease? COVID-19 and Surveillance Technologies
By Rachelle Faust COVID-19 has spread indiscriminately across the globe, infecting millions and bringing industries to a grinding …