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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Gender-based hate crime as an early warning indicator of escalating violence and armed conflict

Gender-based hate crime as an early warning indicator of escalating violence and armed conflict

The spectrum of misogynistic violence between incels (‘involuntary celibates’) and non-State armed groups using extreme violence against women is based around the desire to restore ‘traditional’ gende...

30 Nov 202112min

Walking the talk on SGBV: an implementation checklist to narrow the gaps

Walking the talk on SGBV: an implementation checklist to narrow the gaps

Thirty years ago today, 23 women launched the ‘16 Days of Action’ against gender-based violence.[1] Each year, this campaign begins on the 25th of November (International Day for the Elimination of Vi...

25 Nov 202113min

Proximate ‘human shields’ and the challenge for humanitarian organizations

Proximate ‘human shields’ and the challenge for humanitarian organizations

The term ‘human shields’ describes a method of warfare prohibited by international humanitarian law (IHL), during which the presence of civilians or the movement of the civilian population, whether vo...

18 Nov 202111min

Human shields under IHL: a path towards excessive legalization

Human shields under IHL: a path towards excessive legalization

Human shields constitute part of the reality of contemporary armed conflicts, primarily fought in urban contexts. As such, they pose a host of complex legal issues, notably for destabilizing the tradi...

16 Nov 20217min

AWS: what the law says – and does not say – about the human role in the use of force

AWS: what the law says – and does not say – about the human role in the use of force

Intergovernmental discussions on the regulation of emerging technologies in the area of (lethal) autonomous weapon systems (AWS) are back on track in Geneva after more than a year of COVID-19 related ...

11 Nov 202111min

The holy grail of virtual diplomacy: how to achieve trust

The holy grail of virtual diplomacy: how to achieve trust

The ‘Great Move’ to communication in the virtual world has been underway for some time. Spurred on by the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us have switched to the medium of a screen, raising questions as to...

4 Nov 202110min

A plea for COP26: don’t forget people affected by conflict

A plea for COP26: don’t forget people affected by conflict

Communities enduring conflict are on the frontlines of the climate crisis. Paradoxically, they are also among the most neglected by climate action. It is increasingly urgent to act. The climate crisis...

27 Okt 202110min

A pragmatic perspective towards minimizing the civilian harm of offensive cyberspace operations

A pragmatic perspective towards minimizing the civilian harm of offensive cyberspace operations

Within a complex and growing threat landscape, the cyber arms race is ramping up, underscoring the need for reasonable and realistic constraints on the development and use of cyberweapons. To minimize...

21 Okt 202114min

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