Seeking to prevent and remediate arms-inflicted human suffering and environmental harm
Bonnie Docherty, Senior Arms Adviser, Human Rights Watch This piece was originally published by Human Rights Watch on October 11,Continue Reading
Peter Herby, Petersburg Partnerships, and Tamar Gabelnick, International Campaign to Ban Landmines-Cluster Munition Coalition The Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM)Continue Reading
Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative As the international community remembered the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki 79 yearsContinue Reading
Kristina Đurić, Norwegian People’s Aid “If international law is to mean anything, equal matters must be treated equally,” stressed theContinue Reading
Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative Over the past two months, the urgency of strengthening civilian protection measures has gainedContinue Reading
Paul Hannon, former executive director, Mines Action Canada, and former vice chair, ICBL-CMC In October 1992 six organizations—Handicap International (nowContinue Reading
Bonnie Docherty, Human Rights Watch and Harvard Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic This piece was originally published on Just Security. ReadersContinue Reading
Hina Uddin, Harvard Law School International Human Rights Clinic Immediately upon the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Mariupol became aContinue Reading
Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative Over the past two months, armed conflicts, fueled by new arms transfers, continued toContinue Reading
Sera Koulabdara, Legacies of War, and Mary Wareham, Human Rights Watch The decision announced March 12 by the United StatesContinue Reading