by Prince Debo Luwaji In This Issue Part 1 – Nigeria: Mishandling of a simple protestWhat sparked the mass protests?Demands of the protestersThe case against SARS Part 2 – What breaks the peaceRole...

It would be amiss to ignore the impact of the [US election] outcome on global affairs, particularly those of the MENA region

This ‘Report’ has been drafted and submitted at the request of those instructing the ‘Legal Team’, namely the family of Dr Mohammed Morsi, and the Egyptian Revolutionary Council.

This is the third report in the series, and is arguably, the most important as it examines the Egyptian legal system in response to the State Litigation Authority’s report that seeks to deny the …

The circumvention of the rule of law, human rights and fundamental freedoms by the Egyptian judiciary. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY, INTRODUCTION AND CONCLUSION.

The Cordoba Foundation and the Public Interest Investigations launch a new report: The Henry Jackson Society and the Degeneration of British Neoconservatism: Liberal Interventionism, Islamophobia...

The height of the Arab Spring saw Hosni Mubarak deposed in Egypt, and for the first time, the country and its people looked forward to …

The Arab Spring uprisings stunned both rulers and peoples in the Arab world and raised high expectations of a new dawn with …

The terrible events of July 1995 in and around the medieval town of Srebrenica in Bosnia-Herzegovina is shocking and appalling to all decent people. It stains Europe’s conscience with shame as the international community failed to protect the innocent and vulnerable people against the vicious hatred and violence perpetrated by the aggressors.

Paper by Ismail Adam Patel   This issue of the Cordoba Papers addresses the Palestinian question from another and arguably unique angle. The whole question of Palestinian independence from an...

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