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  • Update: The Campaign for a United Nations Parliamentary Assembly (June 2017)

    World Federalist Movement – Canada · July 2017

    A decade after launch, UNPA campaigners say opposing a UN assembly of elected representatives has grown hard, pointing to the European Parliament and other regional bodies as precedent.

  • UN: Wrecking ball or transformation? (June 2017)

    World Federalist Movement – Canada · July 2017

    John E Trent argues that Trump’s hostility could break the UN’s reform logjam, and that Canada should lead a “UN Plus” effort with civil society while US dues fall from 22 per cent of the budget to 10 or 15.

  • UN 2020: Will this be a Happy Birthday? (June 2017)

    World Federalist Movement – Canada · July 2017

    Major powers blocked reform at the UN’s 50th anniversary; at the 60th, the Peacebuilding Commission and the Responsibility to Protect followed. UN2020 campaigners want a reform process ready for the 75th.

  • The Transnational Criminal Law in the Americas conference and further updates on the COPLA campaign (June 2017)

    World Federalist Movement – Canada · July 2017

    Florencia Gor describes a draft statute for a lean regional court whose judges and prosecutors are nominated and paid for by their states, with experts urging that forfeited assets help cover running costs.

  • Redeeming Globalization? (June 2017)

    World Federalist Movement – Canada · July 2017

    Larry Brown highlights global wealth inequality at a policy alternatives brunch. World Federalists argue global challenges demand global solutions.

  • Dynamics of Democracy and Inequality in the Context of Globalization (June 2017)

    World Federalist Movement – Canada · July 2017

    The World Federalist Movement - Canada examines how globalization has reshaped democracy and deepened inequality. The paper explores the shift in economic policymaking away from democratic oversight.

  • Binding UNGA Decisions Without Charter Amendment (June 2017)

    World Federalist Movement – Canada · July 2017

    The article proposes binding GA resolutions without Charter amendment. It argues for a weighted voting formula to enhance enforceability.

  • TakeAction for May 2017: Building Canada’s commitment to UN Peacekeeping

    World Federalist Movement – Canada · May 2017

    Canada’s commitment to UN peacekeeping faces delays despite promises. Citizens are urged to contact Defence Minister Sajjan to push for action.

  • TakeAction: Canada’s commitment to UN peacekeeping

    World Federalist Movement – Canada · January 2017

    Canada supplies 27 of 88,000 UN peacekeepers despite a pledge of up to 600 troops and 150 police, while combat commitments in Iraq and a NATO deployment to Latvia have grown.

  • The Globalization of Anti-Globalization

    World Federalist Movement – Canada · December 2016

    Simon Rosenblum argues for global regulation of trade to prevent unfair labor practices. He highlights the consequences of unchecked globalization and the rise of hyper-globalization.

  • Sustainable Common Security

    World Federalist Movement – Canada · December 2016

    H. Peter Langille proposes “sustainable common security” as an umbrella joining common security with long-term attention to root causes, backed by a revitalized UN, a UN Emergency Peace Service and a movement of movements.

  • Charting the UN’s Future

    World Federalist Movement – Canada · December 2016

    The UN faces structural challenges and outdated principles. Canada’s approach to reforming the Organization is central to global governance debates.

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