We are pleased to share the thoughts of Dr Gyorgy Tatar, Chair of the Budapest Centre, on the operalization of the Responsibility to Protect.

You may read the article if you click on this link.

You can find here our latest addition to the E-Youth Library.


LESSON 18 - RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT (R2P). International Law Project. 2021



The Role of Education in Combatting Genocide Denial. Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect. 2021

https://www.globalr2p.org/resources/the-role-of-education-in-combattin g-genocide-denial/

Peacekeeping needed to face lethal technologies, climate-related disruptions & more-Security Council. United Nations. 2020



Is the international community failing Ethiopia? | Inside Story. Al Jazeera English. 2021



Namibia: The Price of Genocide | People and Power. Al Jazeera English. 2021



Is the world failing the Uighur people? | The Stream. Al Jazeera English. 2021

The Budapest Centre for Mass Atrocities Prevention would like to share the unofficial translation of the article By Dialogue Against Hate, written and posted by Gyorgy Tatar, Chair of the Budapest Centre, in his private Facebook page on 23 November, 2021.

You can read the article here.

The Budapest Centre is proud to present the new piece of its Artificial Intelligence series On the Use of Artificial Intelligence in the framework of the Syrian War.

This paper innovatively provides a compilation of AI weapons and tools applied by a multitude of actors during the conflict and concludes by stating how their employment jeopardizes human rights, thereby stressing the necessity of a universal regulation on the development and misuse of AI - from the perspective of mass atrocities.

We wish to point out that Artificial Intelligence plays an increasing role in conflict scenarios: At the same time that it has become a tool for human rights violations, it also holds the potential to play a positive role in genocide prevention, victims’ support, and reconstruction.

You can find the paper here

The Budapest Centre is proud to share its latest policy paper Misuse of Artificial Intelligence: Occupied Palestinian Territories. Case study.

As a new piece of the Artificial Intelligence series of the Budapest Centre for Mass Atrocities Prevention, this paper offers an insight on how the Israeli authorities apply tools of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Occupied Palestinian Territories by pointing to the significance and risks of using AI during conflict—without wishing to provide an exhaustive and detailed list of challenges and their respective international activities. Our aim is to further engender the International Community’s political will to address these threats from the perspective of conflict escalation and mass atrocity crimes prevention.

The authors and the Budapest Centre hope that this research will prove useful in particular for young readers who wish to learn more about the ongoing conflict in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and the role AI plays in mass atrocity crimes.

You can find the paper here 

The Budapest Centre for Mass Atrocities Prevention invites you to check out this interview to Dr. Gyorgy Tatar, the Director of the Centre and Chair of the Board of Trustees, on the Uyghur Genocide - following the last report published by the Newlines Institute for Strategy and Policy.

The interviewer is Laura Pistarini Teixeira Nunes - an intern both at the Budapest Centre and the Institute for Cultural Relations Policy - who has written her master's dissertation on the persecution of Uyghurs in China.

You can find both the interview and her short article in the following link:

http://culturalrelations.org/mass-atrocities-in-xinjiang-specificities-and-international-response/ 

Special report ‒ The impact of violent extremism on the recent COVID lockdowns, Radicalisation Awareness Network



The impact of COVID-19 on preventing and countering violent radical extremism, Radicalisation Awareness Network



The rise of Violent Right-Wing Extremism in Europe, Radicalisation Awareness Network



PRACTICES Toolbox (1/4): Extremist content analysis tool, EFUS



PRACTICIES Toolbox (3/4) EN: “Digital Me” - telling stories to prevent violent extremism, EFUS



Understanding Radicalisation and Raising Awareness, EFUS



Developing a Local Multi-agency Strategy, EFUS



Prevention and Resilience-building, EFUS



De-radicalisation and Disengagement, EFUS



Counter-narratives, EFUS



RAN Webinar on "Radicalisation Hubs in the EU", Radicalisation Awareness Network



RAN Webinar on Preventing Polarisation by Creating a Shared Identity, Radicalisation Awareness Network



RAN YOUNG webinar: radicalisation and prevention, Radicalisation Awareness Network



The role of alternative narratives in preventing discrimination, polarisation and radicalisation at the local level, EFUS



Design and alternative narrative campaign and create messages that offer a positive alternative to discriminatory speech, EFUS



Explainer: What causes extremism. The Univeristy of Sydney.



An inside look at Islamic extremism | Mubin Shaikh. TED Archive.

Noy Thrupkaew: Human trafficking is all around you. This is how it works, TED



Sex trafficking isn't what you think it is | Meghan Sobel, TEDx Talks



Bought and Sold: Trafficking in America | Kaylen Runyan, TEDx Talks



The Face of Human Trafficking | Megan Rheinschild, TEDx Talks



People For Sale: Human Trafficking in Canada | Jocelyn Davison, TEDx Talks



The reality of human trafficking | Sean Reyes, TEDx Talks



How to fight against Human Trafficking? | Kamal Raj, TEDx Talks



Brenden Varma (GA President Spokesperson) on Syria, Human trafficking, and United States, UN Web TV

http://webtv.un.org/watch/brenden-varma-ga-president-spokesperson-on-syria-human-trafficking-and-united-states/6245478436001/

Cybersex Trafficking: Your Phone and Saving Children’s Lives | Philip Calvert, TEDx Talks



Countering Human Trafficking and Sexual Violence in Conflict (Council on Foreign Relations)



Virtual Roundtable: Human Trafficking and its Sustainable Development Implications, Council on Foreign Relations



Partnering on anti-trafficking - The key to successful corporate collaboration. Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime



Panel 1: The Fight to Prevent and Eradicate Human Trafficking. Centre for International Policy Studies uOttawa.



Panel 2: Protection of and assistance to victims of human trafficking. Centre for International Policy Studies uOttawa.



Panel 3: Victims of trafficking and the right to reside. Centre for International Policy Studies uOttawa.



Discussing the legal definitions of human trafficking, forced labour and slavery. International Labour Organization.



Human Trafficking Crisis in Eastern Europe. Exodus Cry.



Benjamin Nolot Exposes Roots of Trafficking before UN. Exodus Cry.



Imported for my body: The African women trafficked to India for sex. BBC News Africa



How Many More? A Talk on Human Trafficking of Children and Teens | Landri Gray. TEDx Talks



True North and Child Trafficking in Canada | Emily Pelly. TEDx Talks



Impact of Trafficking of Arms on Peace and Security - United Nations Security Council Briefing. United Nations.