Rwanda – Praxis

Memorials: The Nexus Between the Political and the Personal by Katherine Conway-Gaffney

February 1, 2013February 1, 2013 Casey K Hogle 444 Views 0 Comment memorialization, memorials, Rwanda, transitional justice

One cannot spend time in Rwanda without witnessing the effects of the grim 1994 genocide. From the road, passing through

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12 Oct

Interview with Cate Klepacki, Humanitarian Assistance Advisor https://t.co/ia05QBj97V

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7 Apr

Praxis, Fletcher’s Journal of Human Security published an article I wrote on the impact of blasphemy laws on human rights and the rule of law, based on my work with @SuaraSETARA. https://t.co/dufeAT624j https://t.co/BaVQRTfWE2

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6 Apr

@allisiondimase writes for @fletcher_praxis -> https://t.co/D273OB0u00

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6 Apr

Giving space to everyone: Blasphemy Laws and Human Rights https://t.co/gN0irn61nZ @AllisonDimase

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1 Apr

Proud to announce the launch of the @FletcherSchool's new PRAXIS website, a space dedicated to exploring #humansecurity. Check it out and let us know if you would like to contribute to our web platform or print journal! @fletcher_praxis

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