The Elders

In an interview with Indian magazine The Week, Desmond Tutu speaks about child marriage and India's role as an influential actor on the world stage.

Desmond Tutu tells Reuters that India's development is being slowed by discriminatory practices against women such as child marriage.

As special guest on Indian television show Walk the Talk, Desmond Tutu talks to Shekhar Gupta about the relationship between India and South Africa, his responsibilities as Chair of The Elders, and the motivation behind his visit to India.

Watch the video on NDTV

Marzuki Darusman, Steven Ratner and Yasmin Sooka, the three members of The UN Secretary-General’s Panel of Experts on Accountability in Sri Lanka, write in the New York Times of the need for accountability for the violations of international law that occurred during the final stages of the Sri Lankan government's war with the LTTE. 

Analysis from Peter Harling, Damascus-based Programme Director at the International Crisis Group.

In an interview with Fox Business News, Desmond Tutu talks about what is behind the protests around the world; from the “Arab Spring” to the “Occupy” movement, and what is needed to achieve more equality in the economy.

An interactive map developed by Americans for Peace Now.