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.
Rwanda – Uganda’s Bilateral Relations: Do Refugees Contribute?
Disclaimer: The author works for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). However, the content herewith presented does not represent the position of the UNHCR or the United Nations.
Afghanistan: A test bed for negotiations
Presently the most destabilizing threat the world is plagued with is the Civil War. It produces critical human suffering, subverts prosperity, leads to huge civilian displacements, and lays the groundwork
Rwandan Refugees as Combatants in the Great Lakes Region of Africa
The author is reachable at reachsafari@gmail.com. He works at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). However, views expressed herein are not a reflection of the official position, past,
Solving Conflicts Between Rwanda and Uganda: What Legal and Institutional Remedies?
The author is reachable at reachsafari@gmail.com. He works at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). However, views expressed herein are not a reflection of the official position, past,
The 2020 Rwanda-Uganda Extradition Treaty: History, Achievements and Challenges
The author is reachable at reachsafari@gmail.com. He works at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). However, views expressed herein are not a reflection of the official position, past,
The 2015 Paris Agreement on Climate Change: Towards a Better World?
The author is reachable at reachsafari@gmail.com. He works at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). However, views expressed herein are not a reflection of the official position, past,
ISIS Child Soldiers – Between Reintegration and Prosecution
On September 25th, 2021, we had the pleasure to start with our WMO Gathering Series in the Arabic language. This, being the very first event in an alternative language to
Insights on African Child Soldiers and their Living Paradox
On September, 5th, 2021 – WMO members from 5 continents joined a common conference call under the project name of WMO Gathering. The event was chaired by Daniel Erdmann and
The Criminal Liability of Child Soldiers
Many of the children who were recruited into armed groups or one of the conflict parties have participated in the hostilities, and as a result, many of them have committed
Customary Law in the Arab World
Traditional conflict resolution methods are considered one of the oldest methods used throughout history to resolve conflicts between individuals, and in the Arab world, many of these methods are still
Mitigating the crisis in democracy – preemptive mediation and the survival of the planet.
How do we mitigate polarization, existential fears, and other factors contributing to stressors in political work? Theory and solution focus: This paper holds suggestions for those willing to consider preemptive
Escaping the training trap in mediation and conflict management
This article deals with the challenges of creating a training session in mediation and conflict management that is effective and easy for participants to grasp. In my view, trainers should
