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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Overcoming the disconnect: environmental protection and armed conflicts

Overcoming the disconnect: environmental protection and armed conflicts

Environmental effects of armed conflicts do not only result from the conduct of hostilities but also from toxic or hazardous remnants of war, excessive exploitation of conflict resources, unsustainabl...

27 Mai 202111min

Fighting without a Planet B: how IHL protects the natural environment in armed conflict

Fighting without a Planet B: how IHL protects the natural environment in armed conflict

Armed conflicts from Kuwait to Vietnam continue to remind us that the environment can be deeply scarred by war, a reality that climate risks now magnify for many dependent communities. But while a cer...

25 Mai 202121min

Standing together: the Climate and Environment Charter for Humanitarian Organizations

Standing together: the Climate and Environment Charter for Humanitarian Organizations

Today’s climate and environmental crises threaten the very survival of humanity. The Climate and Environment Charter for Humanitarian Organizations, the result of a collective effort across a wide ran...

21 Mai 20217min

Preparedness in urban operations: a commander’s planning checklist to protect civilians

Preparedness in urban operations: a commander’s planning checklist to protect civilians

Implementing international humanitarian law’s (IHL) precautionary measures for both defending and attacking forces is a challenge in urban conflict. Urban battles pose heightened risk to civilians and...

20 Mai 202116min

Where are they? Three things the families of missing persons teach us about war and peace

Where are they? Three things the families of missing persons teach us about war and peace

Protecting family links and helping to prevent and, whenever possible, resolve cases of missing persons requires action during armed conflict and other situations of violence but also in peacetime and...

20 Mai 202115min

In good faith: legal advice during aerial targeting in urban areas

In good faith: legal advice during aerial targeting in urban areas

Military legal advisers today play a key role during various military operations, including aerial targeting in urban areas, and State militaries will likely increasingly rely on them as warfare becom...

20 Mai 202117min

War and the city: a history

War and the city: a history

As long as there have been cities, wars have been staged within them. While the term ‘urban warfare’ conjures more recent images of hollowed buildings and human suffering from Mosul and Mekelle, its h...

20 Mai 20217min

Urban warfare: an age-old problem in need of new solutions

Urban warfare: an age-old problem in need of new solutions

Urban warfare is not a new phenomenon; cities have featured as a stage for violence since humans began building them, and images in recent years – from Aleppo, Mosul, and Sana’a to Marawi, Mogadishu, ...

20 Mai 202122min

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