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Several years after the Islamic State group lost …

Yesterday’s children: now is the time to repatriate the children – and the young people who have “aged out” of childhood – in the camps and prisons of north-east Syria and Iraq

Artificial intelligence (AI) is being developed a…

AI will not set its own limits in warfare. States must.

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

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