ICRC Humanitarian Law and Policy Blog

ICRC Humanitarian Law and Policy Blog

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Humanitarian Law & Policy blog is a unique space for timely analysis and debate on international humanitarian law (IHL) issues and the policies that shape humanitarian action.

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Conceive, standardize, integrate: distinctive emblems and signs under IHL

Conceive, standardize, integrate: distinctive emblems and signs under IHL

When the very first Geneva Convention was adopted in 1864, it was the culmination of several interwoven humanitarian projects of the ICRC’s principal founder, Henry Dunant. One of those ambitions was ...

12 Syys 202412min

Why is the ICRC concerned by ‘harmful information’ in war?

Why is the ICRC concerned by ‘harmful information’ in war?

During armed conflict and other situations of violence, timely access to reliable information can save lives. Affected people need to know where danger and risks come from, how and where they can find...

10 Syys 202413min

The risks and inefficacies of AI systems in military targeting support

The risks and inefficacies of AI systems in military targeting support

Over the past decade, discussions surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) in the military domain have largely focused on autonomous weapon systems. This is partially due to the ongoing debates of the...

4 Syys 202416min

The problem of algorithmic bias in AI-based military decision support systems

The problem of algorithmic bias in AI-based military decision support systems

Algorithmic bias has long been recognized as a key problem affecting decision-making processes that integrate artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. The increased use of AI in making military deci...

3 Syys 202418min

Artificial intelligence in military decision-making: supporting humans, not replacing them

Artificial intelligence in military decision-making: supporting humans, not replacing them

The desire to develop technological solutions to help militaries in their decision-making processes is not new. However, more recently, we have witnessed militaries incorporating increasingly complex ...

29 Elo 202418min

Beyond the rubble: eight overlooked ways that urban warfare is affecting children

Beyond the rubble: eight overlooked ways that urban warfare is affecting children

In cities from Gaza to those in Sudan and Ukraine, childhoods are irrevocably changed by urban warfare. Yet despite the number of children affected and the increasingly urbanized nature of conflict, t...

22 Elo 202420min

War’s long legacy: the continued importance of the Geneva Conventions 75 years later

War’s long legacy: the continued importance of the Geneva Conventions 75 years later

Next week marks the 75th anniversary of the four Geneva Conventions of 1949. Against a backdrop of over 120 armed conflicts worldwide, this should prompt us not to celebrate, but to reflect: how were ...

8 Elo 202418min

International humanitarian law and Islamic law: a principled and inclusive dialogue

International humanitarian law and Islamic law: a principled and inclusive dialogue

Around two thirds of ICRC operations are in Muslim countries where armed conflicts are in progress. Our ability to understand the connections and differences between international humanitarian law (IH...

25 Heinä 20247min

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