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Mass Atrocities and International Law

The New Lines Institute’s Mass Atrocities and International Law portfolio focuses on global issues of interest to policymakers. Projects include the Global Rohingya Initiative, the persecution of China’s Uyghur and other Turkic Muslim minorities, the Russian Federation’s breaches of the Genocide Convention in Ukraine, and the Multilateral Asset Transfer Model for Reparations for Ukraine. Our projects produce research and analysis that is timely, targeted, and designed to be highly impactful from a policy perspective.

The Mass Atrocities and International Law portfolio is directed by Dr. Azeem Ibrahim.

Mass Atrocities and International Law Initiatives

Multilateral Action Model on Reparations

Developing an effective system for reparation and compensation for Ukraine and Ukrainians for damage caused by the Russian Federation.

Russian Breaches of Genocide Convention in Ukraine

These reports are the first to address one of the more contentious and consequential questions of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: whether the war is genocidal…

Global Rohingya Initiative

The New Lines Institute seeks to re-energize international efforts to address this crisis in a more holistic and effective way through the Global Rohingya Initiative…

Uyghur Scholars Working Group

In an effort to deal with the international crisis stemming from China’s industrial-scale repression of its Uyghur and other Turkic Muslim minorities, the New Lines…

Rohingya Legal Forum

A Special Initiative of New Lines Institute, the Rohingya Legal Forum (RLF) brings together a global group of prominent jurists with a specialization on what…

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The New Lines Institute for Strategy and Policy publishes work that combines geopolitical insight with subject-matter expertise. New Lines Institute publications examine tactical developments involving regimes, nonstate actors, local politics, ideologies, etc. Our work situates them in the strategic context of macro-level factors such as geography, populations, economics, military power, history, and culture. All our content must demonstrate analytical empathy and is geared toward advancing the cause of human security and stabilization and development on our planet. That said, we do not publish “op-ed” pieces, polemical content, or activist/advocacy work.

We welcome contributions from diverse experts with various sub-specialties to ensure that we consistently produce the highest-quality product. Our team firmly believes that expertise exists across the political spectrum and disciplinary fields; the key is to help our authors showcase it without indulging in partisan discussions. We expect our authors to focus on the how, why and (most importantly) the what next because our audience is already very familiar with the who, what, where, and when of the subjects we tackle.

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