Bangsamoro Basic Law
After President Rodrigo Duterte certified the Bangsamoro Basic Law as urgent [1], the Philippine Congress approved the proposed law on...
How a Tradition Turned Violent
Cattle Rustling, a rather harmless cultural practice in rural East Africa, has become increasingly deadly and developed into a regional...
Gun Violence: A Gendered Issue
Gun control measures have crucial implications for human rights worldwide. However, victims of gun violence do not always share the same...
United Nations Disarmament Committee
The United Nations Disarmament Commission, was created by the UN General Assembly under Security Council by Resolution 502 of January...
IANSA's Role in Disarmament
The International Action Network on Small Arms (IANSA) is a global coalition of over 800 NGOs working to promote the movement against gun...
Funding for Teachers vs. Funding for Guns
What would you want to be armed with? In the midst of all these horrid mass shootings, President Trump has stated that, as a solution, he...
The 2018 Preparatory Committee
This week, we at Nonviolence International New York will be participating in the UN Preparatory Committee and we wanted to explain a bit...
Disarming West Africa
The African continent is not immune from the proliferation of illicit weapons. In 2016, the United Nations raised the alarm over the...
North Korea and Denuclearization
While Trump and Kim Jong-Un talk about the nuclear buttons on their desks which may not even exist, we have to examine the real...
Scrapping the Surplus: IANSA Side Event
On Tuesday, October 17, the International Action Network on Small Arms (IANSA) held a panel at a side event for the First Committee of...
