A suitable target for foreign policy?

Article Abstract:

The US's inconsistent application of pressure on countries suspected of human rights violations has caused some policy experts to question the wisdom of broaching the subject at all. However, history shows that pressure on human rights issues can change governments. South Africa is an example.

Editorial, United States, China, Cover Story, Ethical aspects, Chinese foreign relations, United States foreign relations, International relations

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Never heard of them: human rights

Article Abstract:

Delegates to the UN conference are debating how the UN should define human rights, which means the funding to implement programs to advocate such rights may not be forthcoming. Debates center on the importance of economic versus civil rights and collective versus individual ones.

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The air stays hot

Article Abstract:

The United Nations plans to mark its 50th birthday in 1995 with a conference focusing on worldwide poverty and what can be done to improve living conditions. The United Nations has helped to make the world safer, now it should help to make it nicer.

Planning, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Poverty, Summit meetings

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