Explosive Weapons Monitor Shows Explosive Weapons Increased Civilian Harm in 2022
Katherine Young, Explosive Weapons Monitor The number of civilians killed or injured by explosive weapon use globally soared by 83Continue Reading
Seeking to prevent and remediate arms-inflicted human suffering and environmental harm
Katherine Young, Explosive Weapons Monitor The number of civilians killed or injured by explosive weapon use globally soared by 83Continue Reading
Lan Mei, Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative States and civil society showed strengthened resolve last month to adopt strongContinue Reading
Lan Mei, Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative The path towards global regulation of autonomous weapons has reached a clearContinue Reading
Jacqulyn Kantack, Harvard Law School International Human Rights Clinic The Stop Killer Robots campaign’s recent global meeting in San José,Continue Reading
Bonnie Docherty, Human Rights Watch and Harvard Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic, and Mary Wareham, Human Rights Watch ThisContinue Reading
Lan Mei, Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative The war in Ukraine has continued to play a role in disarmamentContinue Reading
Allison Pytlak, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom In 2017, the WannaCry ransomware operation affected around 200,000 computers inContinue Reading
Bonnie Docherty, Human Rights Watch & Harvard Law School International Human Rights Clinic This post also appeared as part of theContinue Reading
Susi Snyder, International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) Leaders don’t crave power for its own sake; rather, power gathersContinue Reading
Katherine Young, Explosive Weapons Monitor On November 18, 2022, states and other stakeholders will meet in Dublin, Ireland, for aContinue Reading