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Charli Carpenter

Charli Carpenter

Columnist at World Politics Review

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Recent Articles

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In Ukraine, Justice Is Possible for Wartime Rape Victims. But It Won’t Be Easy

Terrible stories are emerging from Ukraine about the mass rape of civilian women by Russian soldiers. Among the most notorious reports is one involving a group of teenage girls who were held captive in a basement in Bucha. Nine of them are now pregnant after multiple gang rapes. According to Ukraine’s ombudsman for human rights, Lyudmyla Denisova, “Russian soldiers told [the victims] they would rape them to the point where they wouldn’t want sexual contact with any man, to prevent them from having Ukrainian children.” Currently, these are reports from officials of a nation at war, and must therefore be verified by independent [...]
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Afghanistan’s Hunger Crisis Is a Human-Made Catastrophe

The many reasons for Afghanistan’s hunger crisis – including US sanctions, the Taliban, and many other things – make it difficult to fix.
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To Tackle Hunger in the U.S., Frame Food as a Human Right - World P...

Food insecurity in the US was tackled head on during the pandemic. To keep those measures going, food needs to be framed as a human right.
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Ukraine’s Male-Only Travel Ban Is Also a Women’s Issue

Ukraine’s martial law restrictions include a travel ban on most men. A new report shows Ukrainian women are most keen to see it lifted.
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The Nuclear Weapons Debate's Blind Spot: Nuclear Energy | WPR - Wor...

Amid disagreements on how to reduce the risk from nuclear weapons, nuclear energy may be the key for finding common ground.
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Ukraine Should Embrace Human Rights Criticisms in Russia War ... - ...

Ukraine is often defensive about critiques of its human rights shortcomings in the war with Russia. It doesn’t need to be.
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South Africa Had a Better Case to Make Against Israel Than Genocide...

South Africa’s charge against Israel of genocide distracts from the stronger case for crimes against humanity, but also apartheid.
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Afghan Fathers Can Be Powerful Voices for Women’s Rights

Women have been blocked from international talks with the Taliban. As a result, Afghanistan’s men will have to carry the banner of women’s rights.
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The U.S. Election Is Overshadowing the World’s Biggest Crises

A number of global and human security crises are playing second fiddle in the media to the US election. Here’s what to watch for.
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NGOs Are Shaking Up Human Rights Enforcement

With state responses often inadequate, more and more NGOs are stepping up to make sure human rights laws are enforced.
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It’s Time to Change the Discussion Around Vaccine Skepticism

Global health has never been higher, largely because of the availability of—and people’s trust in—life-saving vaccines.