Global Conflict Mapping
International Humanitarian Law and Terrorism
This month's theme explores the interaction between the law of armed conflict and terrorism suppression regimes. The DLP Forum seeks contributions which analyse how these regimes interact, the ways in which they overlap and the problems that can create, the 'foreign terrorist fighters' phenonemon, and the as of yet undefined crime of 'terrorism'.
Introduction As of January 2022, there are twelve active UN peacekeeping missions in operation around the world deploying more than eighty-seven thousand personnel and there have been seventy-one missions since 1948. In 1988, UN peacekeeping…
This articles conducts a legal analysis of the Regulation of mines and explosive remnants of war in the context of Pakistan
This article examines the usage of military courts and its jurisprudential development in Pakistan.
This article examines the capacity of Pakistani domestic courts in interpreting and applying international humanitarian law.
This editorial explores the application of the law of armed conflict in Pakistan’s domestic courts as well as the use of legal means to pursue strategic objectives.
This essay focuses on investigating the various legal lacunas that emerge when the current international framework is extended to non-international armed conflicts (NIACs) to hold NAGs responsible for the destruction of cultural heritage.
This article examines the impact of armed conflicts on intangible cultural heritage, and tries to assess the effectiveness of IHL in protecting intangible cultural heritage
This essay examines how international humanitarian law with regards to cultural property has developed over time; how it currently operates; and whether the regime is sufficient in actually protecting cultural property during armed conflict.
This editorial focuses on the main issues relating to definitions, accountability, and applicability to non-state entities.
This article highlights critical gaps in the proposed definition of ecocide, and explores ICC's suitability in prosecuting crimes of ecocide.
This article explores the gendered impact of climate change and conflict, placing specific emphasis on sexual violence.
This article explore the effects of climate change and the link between it and an increase in violence or conflict in affected regions.
This editorial explores environmental damage during an armed conflict and the ways in which IHL protects the natural environment
This article explores the notion of human shields, their prohibition, as well as recent arguments which seek to distinguish between ‘voluntary’ and ‘involuntary’ human shields.
This article examines how globalization causes greater urbanization and technological advancement, which, in conflict zones, can be a recipe for unrest.
This articles sheds light on the concept of urbanization of conflict, as well as the impact this has on the laws of armed conflict.
How has globalization contributed to growing urban warfare and the debate surrounding the topic of using civilians as human shields in combat? How can the cardinal principles of international humanitarian law be applied to reduce…
An exploration of the legitimacy of lethal autonomous weapons (LAWS) in the IHL discourse.
IHL shoulders the responsibility of ensuring that novel means and methods of warfare remain under the cardinal principles of IHL.
An analysis of the threat to civilians due to data breaching cyber operations in light of protections available under the Law of Armed Conflict.
A discussion on the ways in which traditional rules and prohibitions of IHL would apply to emerging new weapons technologies.
A discussion on the development of IHL till date, key achievements of the Geneva Conventions, and some missed opportunities.
An exploration of controversies in the construction of principles of IHL, shedding light on their application in contemporary conflicts.
How are different conflicts classified under IHL? What is the difference between International & Non-international Armed Conflicts?
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Reliable sources are now reporting that the regime forces are asking Sr Lemlem Gidey to accept guilt for allowing the treatment of #TDF members at the hospital. Her statement that her faith & #IHL don't allow denying medical treatment ..⤵️@hrw @UNHumanRights @StateDept @eu_echo
Reliable sources are now reporting that the regime forces are asking Sr Lemlem Gidey to accept guilt for allowing the treatment of #TDF members at the hospital. Her statement that her faith & #IHL don't allow denying medical treatment ..⤵️@hrw @UNHumanRights @StateDept @eu_echo
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