#13 Are authoritarian regimes more likely to use policies of ethnic cleansing?

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Ժողանվտանգություն Podcast

Research Center for Democracy and Security (RCDS)

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What is the relationship between democracy and security? Are democracies more effective in war? What is the role of civil society in preserving national security? How can the spread of misinformation be regulated in the age of social media? And, most of all, how are all these challenges related to the modern Armenian context? Tigran Grigoryan, Head of the Regional Center for Democracy and Security, based in Yerevan, invites international specialists from diverse backgrounds to share deep insights and expertise in this podcast.

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#13 Are authoritarian regimes more likely to use policies of ethnic cleansing? | Sheila Paylan, Human Rights lawyer

Ժողանվտանգություն Podcast

23 minutes 30 seconds

1 year ago

#13 Are authoritarian regimes more likely to use policies of ethnic cleansing? | Sheila Paylan, Human Rights lawyer

In this episode of the DemSecurity Podcast, Tigran Grigoryan , head of the RCDS, hosted international Human Rights lawyer Sheila Paylan. Together, they delved into various aspects of the relationship between international law and the events unfolding in Nagorno-Karabakh.

They started by questioning the effectiveness of the rules-based order in preventing, regulating, and responding to such situations. Additionally, they highlighted how these norms could be manipulated to serve the specific interests of states, and how the nature of political regimes could influence the use they make of it.

Finally, Sheila Paylan explained the human-rights approach to international law that she advocates.

This podcast was filmed in July 2023 and produced by Boon TV.