Three misperceptions about the crisis in Syria | Cecilie Hellestveit | TEDxTromsø
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Cecilie Hellestveit holds a PhD on Humanitarian Law and Non-international armed conflict at the Faculty of Law at the University of Oslo. Her Phd-dissertation at the Faculty of Law, University of Oslo (2014) concerned the rules of conduct of hostilities in non-international armed conflict. Hellestveit has previously worked at PRIO (Peace Research Institute, Oslo), and NCHR (Norwegian Centre for Human Rights).
Cecilie Hellestveit holds a PhD on Humanitarian Law and Non-international armed conflict at the Faculty of Law at the University of Oslo. Her Phd-dissertation at the Faculty of Law, University of Oslo (2014) concerned the rules of conduct of hostilities in non-international armed conflict. Hellestveit has previously worked at PRIO (Peace Research Institute, Oslo), and NCHR (Norwegian Centre for Human Rights). For the past two years she has been a part of the Gulf Research Unit at the University of Oslo, with a particular focus on Saudi Arabia and Iraq. Hellestveit served as the special rapporteur on conduct of hostilities in military operations to the International Society for Military Law and the Laws of War 2008-2009. She is a board member of the Norwegian Refugee Council (since 2011), and a regular foreign analyst in the Norwegian weekly newspaper Morgenbladet (since 2006).
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Interesting and well spoken.
The UN security council has removed chemical weapons from Syria AND has allowed cross border assistance? Maybe in theory. In practice, there are strong indicators that the Syrian government, backed by Russian forces, is still using chemical weapons, AND cross border assistance is extremely limited and there are dozens of besieged areas in Syria, some since 2011...
I understand that this video is two and a half years old, but I have working directly on addressing the Syria crisis for the past +5 years and all what I'm saying was already the case then. Before you take to the TEDx stage to "educate and inform" please check your own facts.
She didn’t say all chemical weapons..
Riddled with inconsistencies..but yet spoken with an arrogant conviction , that's typical of the European.
No wonder she's getting Criticism and Hate. Whoever speaks the Truth nowadays unfortunately has to fight those 2 things.
the biggest crap i have ever heard. talking about misconceptions on syria but not mentioning assad with one word?! talking about the "real reasons" behind the conflicts in middle east, trying to dismantle "religious conflict" but still not talking about anything else than islam, islamism and radicalism? incredible. and the refugee system does work but it's the fault of the neighbouring countries? very interesting. deeply disappointing, cruelly biased talk.
the Arab League does not have a regional security organization? nice to know what about the Gulf Cooperation Council?
She doesn't seem to know much about it. Can't see why she feels the need to get up and spout. Maybe she's talking to herself during a workout at the gym? Someone should tell her she's being recorded at a TED Talk ?
Must go now before I throw up.
You really can hear the western arrogance
Disgusting talk. Such lies.