Feeling threatened by the expansionism of their powerful neighbour – which is using anti-personnel mines on a large scale in its war against Ukraine – Poland, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia and...
In the face of massive violations of International Humanitarian Law and the impunity that goes with them, all in a context of drastic aid cuts, Caroline Brandao analyses the root...
The intensity of fighting in Ukraine and the Gaza Strip does little to hide the differences in the way each conflict is being treated in politics, in the media and...
At the end of the first World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul in May 2016, diplomats and heads of state were agreed on the goal of “upholding the norms that safeguard...
Just like health centres – and the professionals who work there and the patients they treat – schools and their teachers and pupils are not spared from conflict or acts of terrorism....
At a time when multilateralism is collapsing and populism rising, Norah Niland highlights the new fragilities that Covid-19 has revealed in local and international systems of governance. If the pandemic...
The financing for implementing humanitarian action, and the regulatory standards that govern it, no doubt represent the two stumbling blocks on which the participants in the Istanbul Summit will focus...
The regional delegation of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in France created in 2011 the “Humanitarian Visa d’Or (Gold Visa)” in partnership with the prestigious International Festival of...
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