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Forced to report: mandatory reporting of sexual violence in armed conflict
Forced to report: mandatory reporting of sexual violence in armed conflict

Over the last decade, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and its Red Cross/Red Crescent Movement partners, as well as other humanita…

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De-dehumanization: practicing humanity
De-dehumanization: practicing humanity

There is today an idea of a single humanity, with each member equally valued, and a global legal framework exists to prevent needless human suffering…

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Trapped in conflict: urban sieges and encirclement
Trapped in conflict: urban sieges and encirclement

Based on the ICRC’s firsthand observations in and around cities in conflict across the globe, an evolved form of one of the oldest methods of warfare…

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Reinventing the wheel: 3 lessons the AWS debate can learn from existing arms control agreements
Reinventing the wheel: 3 lessons the AWS debate can learn from existing arms control agreements

For more than a decade, states have met at the UN in Geneva to discuss the governance of autonomous weapon systems (AWS). One pandemic, several real-…

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Internment pursuant to GC4 during an IAC: practice from Norway
Internment pursuant to GC4 during an IAC: practice from Norway

The Fourth Geneva Convention was the first humanitarian law convention dedicated to protections for civilians during armed conflict. Amongst its nume…

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Civilian internment in international armed conflict: when does it begin?
Civilian internment in international armed conflict: when does it begin?

The legal and practical issues related to the exceptional practice of internment of protected persons under the Fourth Geneva Convention are complex.…

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The internment of protected persons and the Fourth Geneva Convention
The internment of protected persons and the Fourth Geneva Convention

The Fourth Geneva Convention, adopted 75 years ago, was the first humanitarian law convention dedicated to humanitarian protections for civilians dur…

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Can IHL training influence military conduct in war?
Can IHL training influence military conduct in war?

Can military training in international humanitarian law (IHL) lead to greater adherence to IHL and increased protection for civilians in war? In this…

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Defining armed conflict: some clarity in the fog of war
Defining armed conflict: some clarity in the fog of war

Today, there are over 120 armed conflicts around the world, involving over 60 states and 120 non-state armed groups. The majority of these armed conf…

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The road less travelled: ethics in the international regulatory debate on autonomous weapon systems
The road less travelled: ethics in the international regulatory debate on autonomous weapon systems

Efforts to address the ethical challenges posed by autonomous weapon systems are growing. In December 2023, the UN General Assembly passed a resoluti…

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