Panel Debate on the Fundamental Principles
On September 21, the European Parliament Standing Rapporteur on Humanitarian Aid and the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement organized a panel debate on the Fundamental Principles 50 years ago, the Red …
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Stubborn realities, shared humanity: History in the service of humanitarian action
This livestreamed public event, held on 16 September gathered internationally recognized historians, academics and senior humanitarian practitioners to discuss the doctrine of humanitarian …
Results of the historical symposium on the Fundamental Principles
A conference report and a detailed program are available for download at the bottom of this page. On 16 and 17 September, the ICRC, the University of Exeter and the UK Arts and Humanities Research …
Colombia: Experts from 23 countries discuss challenges to humanitarian law
Cyber warfare, autonomous weapons and the use of explosive weapons in densely populated areas are among the topics for the third Conference of National Committees on International Humanitarian Law of …
Water and sanitation course: From emergency towards development.
This course will train engineers and scientists to plan, implement and monitor emergency water and sanitation programmes, and will help them better understand the organizational context of …
Australia: 4th Commonwealth Red Cross and Red Crescent Conference on International Humanitarian Law
Strengthening protection for victims of armed conflict in a world of complex crises will be the central theme of a four-day conference in Canberra from 20-23 July, co-hosted by the Australian …
The Paul Reuter Prize on International Humanitarian Law 2015 - Call for Applications
Professor Sivakumaran receives the 10th Paul Reuter Prize from François Bugnion for his book on 'The Law of Non-International Armed Conflict'. ( click here for more info ) The Paul Reuter Fund was …
Health care in danger: Launch of a common core on ethics
To watch the full conference, click here . READ PETER MAURER'S SPEECH On 30 June 2015, the ICRC hosted a public livestreamed conference to mark the launch of The Ethical principles of health care in …
Principles in action: How do neutrality and independence contribute to humanitarian effectiveness?
This side event of the 2015 UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Humanitarian Affairs Segment, co-organized by the ICRC and the International Federation, is part of the Research and debate cycle …
Australia: Crossing the Rubicon - the path to offensive autonomous weapons
Join us for a timely discussion on the legal, ethical and moral implications of the use of offensive autonomous weapons systems, led by Professor Chris Jenks from the SMU Dedman School of Law in …
Fellows Road Law Theatre 1, ANU College of Law