A People-Centered Justice Approach to Implementing AI Governance: How the Justice Sector Can Support Inclusive, Equitable, and Enforceable AI Governance

This paper provides the latest state analysis of AI governance and how the justice sector can enhance its success. The authors couple secondary research and primary analysis of key governance processes with input from an array of experts in the public and private sectors, multilateralism, civil society, and academia to explore two critical questions:

The UNGA Third Committee and the Challenge of Meaningful Impact

As the United Nations General Assembly Third Committee takes on more mandates and ever-heavier negotiations, a quiet paradox emerges: more work does not always lead to greater impact. This piece explores the growing tension between political ambition, procedural routine, and real-world implementation, and why the way the Committee works may matter as much as what it decides.

Closing the Justice Gap: How Open and People-Centered Justice Can Drive the Change

This paper proposes that the next phase of justice reform should connect open justice and people-centered justice as mutually reinforcing approaches.

The United Nations in 2026: Leadership and Legitimacy Under Constraint

Thibault Camelli

Guidance for the New Global Dialogue on AI Governance

This policy brief proposes an integrated, sequenced, United Nations (UN)-anchored, roadmap for the new Annual Global Dialogue on AI Governance.

Peace operations in Haiti: Lessons from two decades of UN engagement

This report examines United Nations and international responses to the evolving dynamics of transnational organized crime in Haiti over the past two decades, and how these dynamics have contributed to the country’s current breakdown.

National Prevention Strategies as Building Blocks of Regional Peace

Céline Monnier