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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A common enemy: aggregating intensity in non-international armed conflicts

A common enemy: aggregating intensity in non-international armed conflicts

Contemporary non-international armed conflicts are increasingly fought by a myriad of non-State actors, often engaging in hostilities against a common enemy and at times operating under the same coali...

20 Mai 202118min

A humanitarian duty to integrity

A humanitarian duty to integrity

The digital transformation of humanitarian operations raises (at least) two existential issues: one, how do humanitarians preserve what is unique about their work amidst growing dependence on uncontro...

20 Mai 20217min

The ‘fog of war’ . . . and information

The ‘fog of war’ . . . and information

Misinformation, disinformation and hate speech (MDH) has become a ubiquitous feature of the ‘information’ or ‘digital’ age. In conflict settings, so-called ‘fake news’ can lead to death, injury, impr...

20 Mai 20219min

COVID-19 vaccine: three considerations for equitable access within countries at war

COVID-19 vaccine: three considerations for equitable access within countries at war

Equitable access to safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines will be the defining global issue of 2021. Working to ensure that people in areas affected by armed conflict and violence are part of equitable...

20 Mai 202111min

The SolarWinds hack: lessons for humanitarians

The SolarWinds hack: lessons for humanitarians

As humanitarian organizations become more active in and reliant upon new technologies and the digital domain, they evolve from simple bystanders to full-fledged stakeholders in cyberspace – able to bu...

19 Mai 20219min

Even ‘cyber wars’ have limits. But what if they didn’t?

Even ‘cyber wars’ have limits. But what if they didn’t?

Cyber operations have become a reality of today’s armed conflicts, and their use is likely to continue to increase in the future. In response to this trend, the ICRC has long maintained that internati...

19 Mai 202113min

ICRC engagement with non-State armed groups: why and how

ICRC engagement with non-State armed groups: why and how

In 2020, the ICRC counted 614 armed groups of concern to the organization’s humanitarian operations around the world. As part of its impartial humanitarian work, the ICRC had contact with roughly thre...

19 Mai 20217min

Cashless cash: financial inclusion or surveillance humanitarianism?

Cashless cash: financial inclusion or surveillance humanitarianism?

Cash has been an exceptional vector of progress in humanitarian action, empowering people, protecting dignity, mitigating the negative secondary effects of in-kind assistance, improving accountability...

19 Mai 20217min

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