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Why Divergent Civil Society and Military Approaches Matter for CHMR-AP Implementation

Brian L. Cox Fri, Apr 14, 2023, 8:16 AM

Enhanced clarity on divergent civil society and military approaches will allow prioritization of institutional reform efforts that maximize the utility of civilian harm mitigation practices without compromising operational effectiveness.

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International Law: LOAC: Distinction

Civilianization of Digital Operations: A Risky Trend

Kubo Mačák, Mauro Vignati Wed, Apr 5, 2023, 8:16 AM

The growing involvement of civilians in activities on the digital battlefield puts individuals at risk of harm and contributes to the erosion of the principle of distinction, an edifice on which the rest of the law applicable in armed conflicts is built.

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National Security Strategy

Civilian Harm Mitigation: An Opportunity for Values-Based U.S. Leadership at NATO

Marc Garlasco, Andrew Hyde Thu, Feb 2, 2023, 8:16 AM

A robust new U.S. push to mitigate civilian harm in conflict serves as a signal for NATO to get serious about implementing its approach to human security, but most recently, Ukraine reinforces the broader and more integrated approach championed by NATO allies.

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Civilian Harm and Response

Civilian Harm and Response

Why Divergent Civil Society and Military Approaches Matter for CHMR-AP Implementation

International Law: LOAC: Distinction

Civilianization of Digital Operations: A Risky Trend

National Security Strategy

Civilian Harm Mitigation: An Opportunity for Values-Based U.S. Leadership at NATO

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