Is due diligence in cyberspace required as the result of a general rule of international law, or is it just an expectation of state behaviour? 📚 In a new article, Harriet analyses the legal status & content of due diligence in cyberspace. 1/4 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Event | Myths versus reality: small boats, migration and the ECHR Our director, Rashmin Sagoo, joins experts to discuss the UK Supreme Court case and the impact on 🇬🇧's ‘Rwanda policy’. Livestream here: x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The UK government’s Safety of Rwanda Bill, unveiled alongside a new treaty with Rwanda, is extraordinary – for all the wrong reasons. chathamhouse.org/2023/12/uks-sa…

“The Bill has significant implications for the UK’s legal leadership and global soft power more generally" Rashmin Sagoo gives evidence to the Joint Committee on Human Rights about the #RwandaBill bit.ly/3vNNTP8

What did the Court order? What are provisional measures? What is the ICJ? How does it differ from the International Criminal Court? What happens next? All this and more in a new explainer on Friday's ruling. #ICJ #Israel #SouthAfrica

The complexity of modern warfare makes it difficult to identify parties to armed conflict. But the need for clarity has never been greater. Join our event today: email [email protected] Read our new research paper: bit.ly/49HCJdS

If you missed our event last week on how states, international organizations and armed groups become parties to armed conflict, the full recording can be viewed here: bit.ly/3wJu6AJ #InternationalLaw #Conflict #CHEvent

Join us to discuss how humanitarian arrangements contribute to the protection of civilians in armed conflict and facilitate the delivery of humanitarian assistance. 24 April, 2024, 17:00 – 18:30 UK time Chatham House and online #CHEvents #humanitarian bit.ly/4clumqb

"Although the legislation ended up more limited than originally promised, supporters of value chain due diligence laws (and sceptics too) should embrace the opportunity to learn lessons for the future." Read the latest expert comment on the EU’s CSDDD: bit.ly/43w77Wb

Our next event! “Responding to malicious cyber operations: state countermeasures” will be taking place Thursday 23rd May at Chatham House and online. chathamhouse.org/events/all/res…

Our latest paper “Enhancing the security of civilians in conflict” offers good practice on humanitarian arrangements, and what is required for them to provide effective security for civilians and humanitarian personnel chathamhouse.org/2024/04/enhanc… #IHL #humanitarianarrangements

Our event taking place tonight, "Surviving in Conflict", discussing the effective use of different humanitarian arrangements #IHL #humanitarianarrangements

Countermeasures are established mechanisms available to states as a response to violations of international law, but when can they be taken and how do they apply in cyberspace? Read the latest Chatham House Law research paper by Talita Dias: bit.ly/4dLeUo1

If you missed our event on understanding the application and implications of countermeasures in a cyber context, the recording is now available. Watch it here: chathamhouse.org/events/all/res…

1,000 days have passed since the Taliban banned girls attending schools in Afghanistan. What is the situation for women and girls now and what can be done to help? Listen to the latest Independent Thinking podcast on women in Afghanistan: chathamhouse.org/2024/06/indepe…

Increasing use of nuclear energy – due partly to innovations in reactor design – will make it more important than ever to protect civil nuclear facilities from cyberthreats, including by applying existing international law. Read our latest paper here: chathamhouse.org/2024/07/cybers…

Today Chatham House Law, OEA Ciberseguridad, CICTE, OEA em português & Itamaraty Brazil 🇧🇷 hosted a dialogue on int law in #cyberspace, in Brazil. This event helped to raise general awareness of the national position on int law in cyberspace, incl. discussion on the Cyber CBMs agreed among OAS members.

"The ICJ’s approach so far suggests the best defence in court may be a policy of strict scrutiny to avoid exported arms being used to violate international humanitarian law". Read Alexander Wentker's expert comment for Chatham House Law here: chathamhouse.org/2024/09/more-a… #ICJ

New event | Addressing Russia’s use of forced displacement in Ukraine | 7 Nov, 12:30GMT | at Chatham House & online Speakers: Aarif Abraham, Baroness Helena Kennedy KC, Sarah McCarthy, Kateryna Rashevska, Maria Logan Moderator: Rashmin Sagoo (Chatham House Law) Register👇 chathamhouse.org/events/all/res…

📢Exciting new opportunity to join the Global Governance and Security Centre! We're seeking a Senior Research Fellow in international law and governance to lead and advance our work in this area. Applications close 8th June 23:59 BST⬇️ careers.chathamhouse.org/jobs/5931664-s…