ICRC Humanitarian Law and Policy Blog

As social media and gaming platforms create new i…

Influencer, gamer, soldier, spy: the online era of child recruitment and its implications in international law (Part II)

Influencer, gamer, soldier, spy: the online era of child recruitment and its implications in international law (Part I)

A leading media figure and foreign fighter of a n…

Terrorist, war criminal, or both? Towards dual prosecutions of war crimes and terrorist offences

The humanitarian landscape is being reshaped by c…

“Aid must be sustainable”: communities affected by conflict share what they want from humanitarians

Cluster munitions cause harm both at the moment o…

The humanitarian case for universalizing the Convention on Cluster Munitions

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