Key Developments in Humanitarian Disarmament: New Reports, Resources, and Ratifications
Lan Mei, Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative January can be a slow month as everyone engages in planning forContinue Reading
Seeking to prevent and remediate arms-inflicted human suffering and environmental harm
Lan Mei, Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative January can be a slow month as everyone engages in planning forContinue Reading
Bonnie Docherty, Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative At the dawn of the last decade, humanitarian disarmament was a relativelyContinue Reading
Lan Mei, Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative The past decade (2010-2019) has significantly advanced the objectives of humanitarian disarmament,Continue Reading
Raluca Muresan, Control Arms A version of this blog originally appeared on the Control Arms website. Earlier this month, ControlContinue Reading
November was another busy month in the disarmament world, with high-level meetings and the release of major reports on killerContinue Reading
Ray Acheson, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom It was a rough five weeks at the UN General Assembly’sContinue Reading
This month’s overview of key developments in humanitarian disarmament focuses on the outcomes of the UN General Assembly’s First CommitteeContinue Reading
Civil society made sure that the humanitarian consequences of arms were at the forefront of diplomats’ minds when the UNContinue Reading
As happens every October, government officials and advocates have made their way to New York for the annual UN meetingContinue Reading
Erin Hunt, Mines Action Canada, and Isabelle Jones, Campaign to Stop Killer Robots This advice to the Canadian government fromContinue Reading