… use and methods of warfare, and the types of weapons to be used. So it is very important … area of new technologies too, cyber warfare, autonomous weapons, and even outer space law, we really …
… cultural property, cyber warfare, AI and autonomous weapons, arms control, the criminal repression …
… of artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous weapon systems (AWS), which raises various …
… to emerging threats such as cyber warfare and autonomous weapons. They also discussed how traditional …
… discussion of the day. Cyber operations, autonomous weapons and the consequences of the use of weapons in space are considerable challenges …
… – sometimes by the use of heavy explosive weapons – the humanitarian consequences are … we call for the avoidance of using explosive weapons with wide area impact in populated … sanctions systems, including so-called "autonomous" sanctions structures - and urge …
… human rights law; the use of explosive weapons in populated areas; cyber-warfare; and … Geneva Academy 09:00-10:30 Use of explosive weapons in populated areas Thomas de Saint … Geneva Academy 10:30 Coffee break 11:00-12:30 Autonomous weapons and the law Gilles Giacca, …
… to the transformation of battlefields, weapons, arms bearers and victims in armed … from: The use of military force, between autonomous political actors, as a mean of … no longer construed or understood strictly as autonomous political organizations confronting …
… achieving the worldwide abolition of nuclear weapons suddenly seems to have become a race … , artificial intelligence, and increasingly autonomous weapons systems ? How are we to mitigate the …
… the behaviors of those who hold power and weapons. You can protect and support … and well-framed humanitarian exemptions in EU autonomous sanctions regimes. Third, …
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International humanitarian law is based on a number of treaties, in particular the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and their Additional Protocols, and a series of other instruments.
Customary international humanitarian law consists of rules that come from "a general practice accepted as law" and that exist independent of treaty law.
