WMO Conflict Insight
Welcome to WMO Conflict Insight, an expert’s hub where international exchange takes place. This section enables you to meet and connect with international high-end experts, activists, and researchers from the field of global peace, international mediation, and transcultural conflict management. For academic credits and citations, this blog journal holds the International Standard Serial Number – ISSN: 2628-6998. How to cite this journal: Author, Date of the post, WMO Conflict Insight, Title of the post, ISSN: 2628-6998, https://worldmediation.org/conflict-insight.
Mediación de Conflictos durante la Emergencia Sanitaria COVID 19
Esta entrevista se realizó por medio de la ‘Asociación Mexicana en Psicología Jurídica y Derecho Penal’ en el mes de Mayo 2020. Formaron parte: Vanesa Díaz Padilla, Vetel Rodríguez Many
Jeder auf seinem eigenen Weg
Die Natur dient uns Menschen schon immer als wertvoller Lehrer und kann uns persönlich weiterentwickeln. Wie auch anders? Wir sind Teil dieser Natur. Ob beispielsweise in der Bionik (Technologien adaptiert
We are all on our own path
Nature has always served us humans as a great teacher. It can help us to develop personally. How else? We are part of nature. Whether in bionics (technologies adapted from nature),
UN Test Case alias Peacebuilding in Timor-Leste
The establishment of a new state in itself requires a mediator because on the brink of the 21st century there are no undiscovered lands that would provide space for a
Arms Trade Treaty: The work of the United Nations in disarment
Since World War II, an increasing number of states have decided to join world trading systems and thereby lower protectionist barriers. Contrary to general trends, such as trade liberalizations, certain
The Indo-Nepali Treaty of Friendship
The Himalayan country of Nepal is well-known for its ancient culture, natural beauty, and ethnic diversity. The country was closed to the outside world until the 1950s, ruled by a
The Corona Pandemic Lockdown in India and its contempt under the Indian Penal Code
Covid-19 the pandemic has been the major concern throughout the world since the last few months. After a successful “Janata Curfew” on the 22nd of March the Prime Minister addressed
Would a higher instance be able to arbitrate the conflict in the East China Sea?
A centuries-old conflict between China and Japan about the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands seems to come to a head over the past few years. A conflict over territory and resources between two
The Responsibility to Protect: How the World Failed in Syria
The international community has failed in its responsibility to take timely and decisive action to protect Syrian people from mass atrocities, war crimes and crimes against humanity, and large-scale human
Changing landscape of ODR and Mediation during COVID-19
The pandemic has compelled the world to function virtually. Even the courts and other dispute resolution mechanisms have been shifted online. This has slowed down the process of ongoing disputes
Ideas for dealing with the COVID 19 Pandemic – Using the skills of mediation and collaboration
We know the rules, stay home! Practice social distancing, wash your hands frequently for at least 20 seconds. Articles write about vaccines being developed but it is noted it may
An outlook on the Sabarimala issue
The Sabarimala issue is a tug-of-war between women’s fundamental right to equality under article 14 and the believer’s right to freely practice religion under 24 and 25 of ‘The Constitution
