Blog - Carlsron Initiative for Peace and Human Rights

28JulJuly 28, 2025

The Fragility of International Peace Mechanisms in the Context of the Ongoing Gaza Conflict (2023–2025)

Adediran Babajide, President/CEO Carlsron Initiative for Peace and Human Rights (CIPEHR) Scope: Israel–Hamas conflict, UN Security Council paralysis, ceasefire diplomacy Abstract: The ongoing Gaza conflict underscores the limitations of the current global peace architecture, particularly the impotence of the UN Security Council (UNSC) in mediating and resolving violent crises involving powerful or geopolitically significant...

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22JulJuly 22, 2025

The War of the Future is a War of Technology: Lessons from the 2025 Israel-Iran Conflict

Adediran Babajide, President/CEO Carlsron Initiative for Peace and Human Rights (CIPEHR) Scope: Middle East, Israel-Iran tensions, drone warfare, cyber conflict, AI and hybrid warfare, modern military strategy. Abstract The 2025 Israel-Iran conflict, known as the Twelve-Day War, marked a turning point in modern warfare by demonstrating the dominance of advanced technology in state conflict....

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17JulJuly 17, 2025

Rethinking Global Peace Architecture: Reforming the UN Security Council for a Multipolar World

Adediran Babajide, President/CEO Carlsron Initiative for Peace and Human Rights (CIPEHR) (more…)

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14JulJuly 14, 2025

The Role of International NGOs in Shaping Global Policy

Adediran Babajide, President/CEO Carlsron Initiative for Peace and Human Rights (CIPEHR) Abstract This article examines the multifaceted influence of International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs) on global policy formation. With a focus on advocacy, normative entrepreneurship, and multilateral engagement, it explores how INGOs have evolved from peripheral actors to pivotal stakeholders in global governance. Special...

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02MayMay 2, 2025

Open Call for NGOs to apply for Consultative Status with the United Nations (Deadline: 1 June 2025)

NGOs interested in applying for ECOSOC consultative status should submit their application and required documents on or before the deadline 1 June 2025. Learn more and apply here: https://ecosoc.un.org/en/ngo/apply-for-consultative-status If you like to attend a webinar on the application process register here: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/e8189fbb-802f-4b59-ab13-3c83782bff05@0f9e35db-544f-4f60-bdcc-5ea416e6dc70

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13AprApril 13, 2025

Call for Applications: ECOSOC Consultative Status. Deadline: 1 June 2025

NGOs interested in applying for ECOSOC consultative status must submit their applications and required documents by 1 June 2025. This status provides a unique opportunity to engage with the UN, contribute to global policy discussions, and collaborate on key development issues. For details and application guidelines, visit: https://ecosoc.un.org/en/ngo/apply-for-consultative-status

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13MarMarch 13, 2025

Shaping the Future: Integrating Peace Education in Primary Schools

At the Carlsron Initiative for Peace and Human Rights, we believe that peace begins in the classroom. That’s why we’re launching the Integrating and Prioritizing Peace Education in the Primary School Curriculum campaign—a transformative initiative designed to equip young learners with essential life skills such as conflict resolution, emotional intelligence,...

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03FebFebruary 3, 2025

Campaign Proposal: Integrating and Prioritizing Peace Education in the Primary School Curriculum

At the Carlsron Initiative for Peace and Human Rights, we believe that peace education is fundamental to shaping future generations committed to harmony, respect, and global understanding. As a non-governmental organization with special consultative status at the United Nations ECOSOC, we invite schools to partner with us in this transformative...

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02SepSeptember 2, 2023

Appointment of Judiciary by the Executive: A Flagrant Negation of the Principle of Separation of Powers in Presidential System of Government. (Focus on the US, Brazil and Nigeria)

The principle of separation of powers, originating from the works of political philosophers like Montesquieu, has become a fundamental principle of democratic governance. It aims to prevent the consolidation of power and maintain a system of checks and balances. However, in a presidential system, where power is divided between the...

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26MarMarch 26, 2023

International Diplomacy: Origin, Theory, Practice, Present and Future

International diplomacy is a complex and multifaceted field that has been instrumental in shaping the modern world. It involves the art of negotiating, communicating, and resolving conflicts between different nations, cultures, and political systems. The origin of international diplomacy can be traced back to ancient times, where it was practiced...

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