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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Assessing the risks of civilian harm from military cyber operations during armed conflicts

Assessing the risks of civilian harm from military cyber operations during armed conflicts

How can countries at war assess the potential harm that cyber operations may cause to civilians? In this post, part of our series on avoiding civilian harm during military cyber operations, Ellie Sham...

22 Juni 202112min

The principle of non-refoulement under Islamic law and international law

The principle of non-refoulement under Islamic law and international law

As we mark World Refugee Day this year, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has announced new and staggering figures, ones that have been growing steadily over the past ten years. By the end...

18 Juni 202111min

Stepping into the breach: military responses to global cyber insecurity

Stepping into the breach: military responses to global cyber insecurity

As the global geo-political landscape continues to experience increasing fragmentation, cyberspace grows in importance as a future conflict domain. Military-strategic understandings of cyber warfare –...

17 Juni 202114min

Avoiding civilian harm during military cyber operations: six key takeaways

Avoiding civilian harm during military cyber operations: six key takeaways

In today’s armed conflicts, cyber operations are increasingly used in support of and alongside kinetic operations. Several States have publicly acknowledged such use, and many more are developing mili...

15 Juni 202113min

If not us, who? How States implement the legal framework protecting the environment from  conflict

If not us, who? How States implement the legal framework protecting the environment from conflict

The International Law Commission’s long-running project to codify and progressively develop the legal framework protecting the environment in relation to armed conflicts is nearing completion. But the...

10 Juni 202112min

Protecting the environment during armed conflict: IHL and Islamic law

Protecting the environment during armed conflict: IHL and Islamic law

Protecting the environment during armed conflict is garnering renewed attention in light of the ongoing climate and environment crisis. At its root, however, this is not a new phenomenon. It can be se...

3 Juni 202113min

Feasible precautions during urban attacks: the ‘art’ of the practically possible

Feasible precautions during urban attacks: the ‘art’ of the practically possible

Every military operation conducted within a city is likely to affect the people living there, a reality reflected in the law of war rules that oblige the taking of precautionary measures to spare the ...

1 Juni 202116min

Data-driven environmental decision-making and action in armed conflict

Data-driven environmental decision-making and action in armed conflict

A digital revolution through a myriad of earth observation data and open-source investigations is reshaping our understanding of the environmental causes and consequences of armed conflicts. From spat...

1 Juni 202115min

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