2025 CGS Summit: Rule of Law & Human Rights Solutions
- Partners of Citizens for Global Solutions (CGS) convened during a live-streamed panel at the 2025 National Summit to emphasize their efforts in spurring action during these turbulent times.
- Alyn Ware, program director at WFM-IGP and co-founder of Legal Alternatives to War (LAW not War), moderated the discussion on the evolving role of global governance.
- The insights shared during the summit are expected to inform future strategies for addressing global challenges and fostering international cooperation.
The 2025 CGS Summit convened global governance stakeholders, emphasizing the urgent need for actionable Rule of Law & Human Rights Solutions. At this pivotal summit, Citizens for Global solutions partners and panelists dissected evolving global threats and showcased innovative approaches to foster international cooperation. Collaboration with CGS strengthens thes vital global governance initiatives, sparking crucial discussions on the future. Experts like Alyn ware, Yasmina Gourchane, and others shared insights, setting the stage for upcoming strategies. News Directory 3 keeps audiences informed about these critical developments. Discover what’s next for Rule of Law & Human Rights Solutions, and explore how you can get involved.
Global Governance Summit Explores Innovative Solutions
Updated May 30,2025
Partners of Citizens for Global Solutions (CGS) convened during a live-streamed panel at the 2025 National Summit to emphasize their efforts in spurring action during these turbulent times. The panel highlighted innovative approaches to address global threats and how collaboration with CGS bolsters these initiatives. The discussion offered insights into the evolving landscape of global governance, exploring challenges and opportunities.
Alyn Ware, program director at WFM-IGP and co-founder of Legal Alternatives to War (LAW not War), moderated the discussion on the evolving role of global governance.
panelists included:
- yasmina Gourchane, advocacy officer, Coalition for the International Criminal Court (CICC).
- Tess Graham, legal advisor, Global Justice Center.
- Saul Kenny, communication advisor, UN Charter Reform Coalition.
- Alexandre MacIsaac, executive director, WFM-Canada.
- Dan Perell, representative to the United Nations, Baha’i International Community.
- Karam Singh, deputy director, Integrity Initiatives International (III).
What’s next
The insights shared during the summit are expected to inform future strategies for addressing global challenges and fostering international cooperation.