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Category: International Policy

Protecting the safety of Bangladeshi garment workers

  • April 4, 2019
Family Sewing by Danijel-James Wynyard

After a tragic fire at a garment factory, the Bangladeshi government passed the Accord on Fire and Building Safety. While the reform has been successful in preventing more tragedies, its future is uncertain. Ahead of the upcoming Supreme Court ruling…

Categories: Human Rights, International Policy, Labor

Why are there so few Islamic State recruits from Israel?

  • April 1, 2019
US aircraft flying over Northern Iraq en route to bomb ISIS targets in Syria

Despite a long history of grievances, only a handful of Palestinian citizens of Israel have joined the Islamic State. The Israeli experience, while unique, may offer long-term lessons for other countries.   On the evening of October 24, 2015, an…

Categories: International Policy, Security
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