Monday, 2 November 2015

'Enough is enough': UN and Red Cross issue warning for states to end conflict

As wars rage in Libya, Syria and Yemen, Ban Ki-moon and Peter Maurer call for states to help refugees, rein in armed groups and end heavy weapon use in populated areas
 A young Yemeni peers through a gap in a makeshift tent at a displaced person’s camp in the country’s Amran province. Photograph: Yahya Arhab/EPA

Concepts of Thinking: Geographic Perspective




Inquiry questions:
Why are some stakeholders in the conflict ignoring international law?
Why might other stakeholders not feel they are able to uphold international law?
How might this conflict end?
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