Is the United States the new France?
In a panel discussion at the Brookings Institute on April 28, 2009 four experts spoke about the differences and similarities between the...
Citizens for Global Solutions
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CGS is a non-governmental, non-profit, non-partisan organization for more than 75 years and has brought together a diverse collective of individuals and organizations with a common goal of a unified world predicated upon peace, mutual understanding, human rights, and the rule of law.
43 Organizations Send Letter to Protect Peacekeeping Dues
Yesterday, 43 international policy, humanitarian, and religious organizations sent a letter to the chair and ranking members of the House and Senate...
The IMF and Aid to Africa
Currently, 65% of the world is in recession, an amount greater than at any time since 1960. The International Monetary Fund [IMF]...
Coalition calls for prompt Administration action on the International Criminal Court
Washington, D.C. -- More than two dozen human rights, legal and religious organizations, including Amnesty International, Human Rights First, the International Crisis...
The Push to Ratify CEDAW
All over the world, millions of women are denied equal access to property, legal action, civic life and public participation on a...
The Build Up to Copenhagen: Bonn, Germany Meeting
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change [UNFCCC] may not begin until December 7th but the preparatory talks are already underway....
St. Louis Student Shares CGS Conference Experience
My Experience at the CGS Conference in Washington D.C., March 19-21, 2009 By Stefanie A. Hausheer Before attending the Citizens for Global...
North Korean Nuclear Tests
North Korea tested a long range nuclear rocket over the weekend, following talks last Wednesday between President Obama and Russian President Dmitry...
Kerry-Lugar Amendment Passes
Yesterday the Senate adopted by unanimous consent the Kerry-Lugar Amendment to restore $4 billion to the International Affairs Budget cut by the...
Two Double Standards
Today, the Washington Post's lead editorial jumped on Arab states that welcomed Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir to the Doha Arab League summit....
Citizens for Global Solutions Applauds U.S. Run for U.N. Human Rights Council
Washington, D.C. – Citizens for Global Solutions warmly congratulates the United States for its decision to run for a seat on the...
Goodbye Nethercutt & the BIA Campaign
Senate passage of the Omnibus appropriations bill quietly marked the end of Congressional sanctions on nations that have ratified the International Criminal...