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People, principles, and processes: accountability in humanitarian action
In an ever-evolving global landscape, the dynamics of humanitarian work are constantly challenged and shaped by new realities. From acknowledging pow…
3 years ago
Space security governance: steps to limit the human costs of military operations in outer space
Civilians are heavily dependent on space systems for everyday life. Yet, those same space systems can also be critical for national and international…
3 years ago
Reducing the civilian cost of military counterspace operations
Enabled by advanced technologies, the past few decades have seen a revolution in the utility and criticality of space systems for military operations…
3 years ago
War, law and outer space: pathways to reduce the human cost of military space operations
Despite the long-term desire of the international community to explore and use outer space for peaceful purposes, space systems have been employed fo…
3 years ago
Photographing neutrality: a personal reflection from the field
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but images taken during modern conflicts instill a different sense of interpretation. Humanitarian comm…
3 years ago
Investing in the laws of war: international humanitarian law and the financial sector
The international armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine has revealed a knowledge gap across the global financial sector regarding exposure to arm…
3 years, 1 month ago
What we don’t understand about digital risks in armed conflict and what to do about it
The deployment and use of new digital technologies in modern conflicts – from information to cyber operations – creates new risks and enables actual …
3 years, 1 month ago
Towards a disability-inclusive IHL: ICRC views and recommendations
As a 2022 global report by the World Health Organization estimates, about 1.3 billion people – or 16% of the world’s population, more than one in six…
3 years, 2 months ago
Loitering munitions: flagging an urgent need for legally binding rules for AWS
Earlier this month, a viral story alleged that a US Air Force simulation took place during which an “AI drone” “attacked” its human operator when the…
3 years, 2 months ago
Responsible data sharing between humanitarian organizations and donors: towards a common approach
Humanitarian organizations are facing increased incentives to collect and share disaggregated data about their operations. At the same time, they mus…
3 years, 2 months ago