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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Canada’s first voluntary IHL report: a step forward with opportunities for improvement

Canada’s first voluntary IHL report: a step forward with opportunities for improvement

Canada recently published its first voluntary report on the implementation of international humanitarian law (IHL), highlighting its efforts to comply with IHL rules. However, the report overlooks key...

30 Jan 202517min

‘Hybrid threats’, ‘grey zones’, ‘competition’, and ‘proxies’: When is it actually war?

‘Hybrid threats’, ‘grey zones’, ‘competition’, and ‘proxies’: When is it actually war?

In an era of rising geopolitical tensions, terms like ‘hybrid threats,’ ‘grey zones,’ and ‘proxy warfare’ are frequently used to describe covert and ambiguous operations, suggesting they blur the line...

16 Jan 202513min

War in cities: a solemn appeal from the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement

War in cities: a solemn appeal from the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement

Around the world, civilians in cities at war face immense risks. Urban warfare devastates lives and livelihoods, as people are killed and injured, critical infrastructure such as hospitals and water s...

7 Jan 20258min

If you teach it, they’ll enroll: IHL education in Canadian law schools

If you teach it, they’ll enroll: IHL education in Canadian law schools

Members of armed forces receive international humanitarian law (IHL) training as a matter of course, but they are not the only actors who must apply this body of law; lawyers within governments, inter...

17 Des 202414min

The (im)possibility of responsible military AI governance

The (im)possibility of responsible military AI governance

During 2024, efforts to address the governance of military artificial intelligence (AI) have gained momentum. Yet in the same year, we have also witnessed the growing use of AI decision support system...

12 Des 202415min

Beyond prevalence: new approaches to measuring sexual- and gender-based violence prevention in conflict settings

Beyond prevalence: new approaches to measuring sexual- and gender-based violence prevention in conflict settings

When discussing the measurement of sexual- and gender-based violence (SGBV) prevention in humanitarian settings, reactions often polarize around two main arguments: that measurement is impossible (“Ho...

5 Des 202416min

Trying to square the circle: the ICRC AI Policy

Trying to square the circle: the ICRC AI Policy

The development of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies brings significant opportunities, and risks, for principled humanitarian action. While AI innovations advance at a pace that seemingly defi...

28 Nov 202420min

What private businesses need to know about international humanitarian law

What private businesses need to know about international humanitarian law

Private businesses that operate in situations of armed conflict, do business with a government or other entity involved in an armed conflict, or may do so in the future, should be aware of relevant ru...

26 Nov 202415min

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