Atrocity Alert No. 441: South Sudan, Ukraine and Democratic Republic of the Congo Publication of the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect. Click here to access the article.

To get major Human Rights Watch reports highlighting civilian harm since April 15, 2023 : link

Atrocity Alert No. 442: Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Myanmar (Burma) and Belarus Publication of the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect. Click here.

Atrocity Alert No. 443: Sudan, Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory and United States Travel Ban - Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect. Click here. 

Summary of the UN Secretary-General’s 2025 Report on R2P, Responsibility to Protect: 20 years of commitment to principled and collective action. 
Find here a summary of the report issued by the UN Secretary-General on the R2P, 20 years after its introduction.

, you will find a podcast produced by the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect (R2P), in the context of the 20th anniversary of R2P.

The podcast features Adama Dieng, the African Union Special Envoy on the Prevention of Genocide and other Mass Atrocities, Deputy Chair of the Global Commission on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking, and former UN Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide. In the episode, Adama Dieng shares his perspective on genocide and how he came to engage with the concept, which he often refers to as “the G-word.” He also reflects on the tools available for the prevention of mass atrocities.

Throughout the discussion, Adama Dieng highlights a range of issues he has observed or worked on, including the situations in South Sudan, the Fula community, and Libya, detailing the specific contexts of each. He further underlines the growing reluctance of ressources to offer funds to development programm in today's environment.

On April 24, 2025, the Budapest Centre for Dialogue and Mass Atrocities Prevention, in partnership with the Nansen Academy and Cultures Interactive, hosted a webinar exploring different ways dialogue can help improve human relations in the context of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.

Dear Visitor,

Please read below the petition issued by Steinar Bryn (Nansen Academy), Gyorgy Tatar (Budapest Centre for Dialogue and Mass Atrocities Prevention) and Harald Weilnböck (Cultures Interactive) where we invite you to sign up to it and support the implementation of the Initiative „Institutionalization of Dialogue”.

I sincerely hope you will become one of the promoters of the idea!

Dear Visitor!

The Budapest Centre for Dialogue and Mass Atrocities Prevention, Cultures Interactive (e.V.), NGO in Violence Prevention and Inter-Cultural Dialogue, and the Nansen Academy organized a series of webinars discussing the Initiative “Institutionalization of Dialogue” and established the Core Team of the “Alliance for Dialogue”.

The fifth piece of the series of webinars on the significance of dialogue took place on 18 April 2024. With the view to help create synergies for the institutionalization of dialogue representatives of the UNESCO, Club de Madrid, and the Government of Slovenia shared their views on implementing concepts and policies where dialogue plays a key role. The initiative “Institutionalization of Dialogue” was also presented.

The interview is part of our Initiative for regular and consistent deployment of dialogue in international and national decision-making mechanisms and education. Prominent practitioners share their views and experiences in that context. 

Mr. Vollebaek presents concrete examples showing the increased need and significance of dialogue for effectively addressing contemporary security challenges. To learn the details please click here. 

The fourth piece of the series of webinars on the significance of dialogue in decision-making mechanisms took place on 01 February 2024. Governmental officials shared their experiences on the benefits of dialogue in a multilateral environment.

The record of the webinar can be watched here:

Kindly find the invitation to our Dialogue in Multilateral Institutions from Perspectives of Governments webinar on 1st (Thursday) February from 15.00-16.30 CET. 

During this event senior governmental officials will share their views on how dialogue could support the decisions in multilateral organizations to sustainably address global challenges and respond to risks of mass atrocity crimes.


Please click here to access the invitation! 

Please click here to access the registration link! The webinar link will be sent to your email address before the event.