Rene Wadlow

Rene Wadlow is the editor of the online journal of world politics www.transnational-perspectives.org and the representative to the United Nations, Geneva, of the Association of World Citizens.


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	In Tune with the Infinite : The Start of Gandhi's Salt March by Rene Wadlow
	Women and the People's Revolution by Rene Wadlow It is only when women start to organise in large numbers that we become a political force, and begin to move towards the possibility of a truly democratic society in which every human being can be brave, responsible, thinking and diligent in the strug
	Libya : The People's Revolution on the March by Rene Wadlow Along with Tunisia and Egypt, the People’s Revolution is on the march in Libya. In the words of Henry A. Wallace, then Vice-President of the USA in 1942 “The people’s revolution is on the march. When the freedom-loving people m

	Blood in the Sand: A World Citizen Protest to Repression in Libya by Rene Wadlow Surely, I saidNow will the poets singBut they have raised no cryI wonder whyCountry Cullen Scottsboro, Too, Is Worth Its SongWe, citizens of the world, determined to safe
	World Day of Social Justice: The People's Revolution is On The March by Rene Wadlow The United Nations General Assembly, on the initiative of Nurbch Jeenbrev, the Ambassador of Kyrgyzstan to the U.N. in New York, has proclaimed 20 February as the “World Day of Social Justice” with an emphasis on the reduction of pover
	Mahatma Gandhi: Freedom is our goal; Our lives the price we pay by Rene Wadlow “I
	The Rise of the Global Civil Society by Rene Wadlow There is currently a great expansion of what can be called “The Global Civil Society”— a host of commercial companies, media outlets, and non-governmental organizations ((NGOs) whose activities cross State frontiers. Often
	International Migrants Day: World Citizens Call for Cooperative Action by Rene Wadlow The UN General Assembly has proclaimed 18 December as International Migrants Day to mark the date in 1990 when the Assembly adopted the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of their Families.
	The Empty Chair, but Democratic Vistas Radiate by Rene Wadlow Ever the undiscouraged, resolute, struggling soul of man;(Have former armies fail’d, then we send fresh armies – and fresh again) Walt Whitman ‘Life’The chair for Liu Xiaobo was emp
	Anniversary of the Genocide Convention: 9 December 1948 by Rene Wadlow An Unused but not Forgotten Standard of World LawGenocide is the most extreme consequence of racial discrimination and ethnic hatred. Genocide has as its aim the destruction, wholly or in part, of a national, ethnic, racial or r
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