Humanitarian Disarmament in 2022: Negotiations, Implementation, and a Fresh Start
Bonnie Docherty, Harvard Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic and Human Rights Watch While the year 2021 ended on anContinue Reading
Seeking to prevent and remediate arms-inflicted human suffering and environmental harm
Bonnie Docherty, Harvard Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic and Human Rights Watch While the year 2021 ended on anContinue Reading
Lan Mei, Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative The end of the 2021 disarmament marathon raised significant opportunities and challengesContinue Reading
Bonnie Docherty, Human Rights Watch and Harvard Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic The Sixth Review Conference of the ConventionContinue Reading
David Hogan, Harvard Law School International Human Rights Clinic As states gathered in Geneva, Switzerland, for a major UN disarmamentContinue Reading
Nick Fallah and David Hogan, Harvard Law School International Human Rights Clinic Incendiary weapons, which produce heat and fire throughContinue Reading
Ray Acheson, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom While in some ways, this year’s UN General Assembly First CommitteeContinue Reading
Lan Mei, Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative Over much of the past month, advocates and diplomats in the armsContinue Reading
Lan Mei, Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative Pandemic-related postponements led to back-to-back meetings on cluster munitions and killer robotsContinue Reading
At a remote session of the UN General Assembly’s First Committee on Disarmament and International Security, held on October 8,Continue Reading
Allison Pytlak, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, time has inexplicably passed both slowlyContinue Reading