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The use of private military and security companies (PMSCs), including in the Middle East and North Africa Region, has caused concerns for ensuring the respect for international human rights law …
How do we remember armed conflict? The International Committee of the Red Cross and Australian Red Cross present the Memory and War edition of the International Review of the Red Cross in a free …
Here you can find the recordings of all the panels For the official launch of the second edition of the Handbook on Data Protection in Humanitarian Action , the ICRC has organized an all-day digital …
43rd Sanremo Round Table on "New Dimensions and Challenges of Urban Warfare" From 9 September to 7 October 2020, the International Institute of Humanitarian Law (IIHL) and the International Committee …
How do children experience war? In wartime, children are especially vulnerable to a myriad of risks that deprive them of the opportunity to fully experience childhood and are all too often drawn into …
As part of its ongoing IHL online course for senior humanitarian practitioners and policy-makers (7 September – 9 October 2020), the ICRC hosted a Webinar on "Non-State Armed Groups: People, Power, …
How is international humanitarian law (IHL) also known as the law of armed conflict, relevant to the Asia-Pacific? How has this region contributed to the development of IHL? Can we identify a …
Sexual violence is often the 'silent crime' of armed conflicts, leaving largely invisible scars that too often go unnoticed. For practitioners and researchers alike, how we talk and think about …
This webinar, organized by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Advisory Service on International Humanitarian Law (IHL), will be held twice: on Monday 7 December 2020 at 11:00-12:30 …
The ICRC in collaboration with the International Association of Theravada Buddhist Universities (IATBU), the International Association of Buddhist Universities (IABU), Shan State Buddhist University, …
