Global Movement to Ban Killer Robots Comes to Buenos Aires
Daniel Moubayed, Harvard Law School International Human Rights Clinic Civil society campaigners from around the world recently convened in BuenosContinue Reading
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Lan Mei, Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative February brought developments across the spectrum of humanitarian disarmament issues. It featuredContinue Reading
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
Humanitarian Disarmament’s Power and Potential at the Turn of the Decade
Bonnie Docherty, Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative At the dawn of the last decade, humanitarian disarmament was a relativelyContinue Reading
A Decade of Disarmament
Lan Mei, Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative The past decade (2010-2019) has significantly advanced the objectives of humanitarian disarmament,Continue Reading
ATT Academy in Southern Africa takes place in Namibia
Raluca Muresan, Control Arms A version of this blog originally appeared on the Control Arms website. Earlier this month, ControlContinue Reading
Key Developments in Humanitarian Disarmament: A Multi-Issue Month
November was another busy month in the disarmament world, with high-level meetings and the release of major reports on killerContinue Reading
The Unbearable Heaviness of Hypocrisy: A Brief Overview of First Committee 2019
Ray Acheson, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom It was a rough five weeks at the UN General Assembly’sContinue Reading
Key Developments in Humanitarian Disarmament: News from First Committee
This month’s overview of key developments in humanitarian disarmament focuses on the outcomes of the UN General Assembly’s First CommitteeContinue Reading
A Humanitarian Frame to the UN’s Disarmament Discussions
Civil society made sure that the humanitarian consequences of arms were at the forefront of diplomats’ minds when the UNContinue Reading