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The Elders condemn US shift on Israeli settlements as attack on international law
20 Nov 2019
The Elders today strongly condemned the policy shift announced by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on the legality of Israeli settlements in Palestinian territories as injurious to peace and an attack on the broader system and values of international law
Conflict
 Press release

The Elders call for open access to Kashmir to assess humanitarian and rights situation
25 Oct 2019
The Elders today expressed grave concern at the recent killings by militants and security forces in Indian-administered Kashmir and urged both India and Pakistan to act with restraint and responsibility to defuse tensions.
Conflict
 Press release

Dialogue must be routine, not reward, in the fight against conflict
02 Aug 2019
As the new chair of the UN Security Council takes the seat, The Elders’ Head of Programmes, Jane Kinninmont, reflects on the need for states to institutionalise dialogue to avoid conflict.
Conflict, Ethical Leadership
 Guest Blog

The Elders discuss multilateralism and conflict prevention at the Council on Foreign Relations
11 Jun 2019
Mary Robinson, Ban Ki-moon, and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf joined Council of Foreign Relations President Richard Haass in New York to discuss the vital role of a well-functioning multilateral system.
Conflict, Ethical Leadership
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Peace-making is in crisis worldwide with institutions for peace and security too often paralysed by cynical or short-term politics. 
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