Join us next Tuesday as we launch the Review's new edition on the protection of the environment in armed conflict! Very excited to share this collection of truly excellent articles with all of you. Details to register below 👇

📅One week to go! ⏩On 12 Dec, the ICRC's Review #IRRC will be hosting an event in line with its special edition on the protection of the #environment in armed conflict. 🔗Join this conversation with the featured authors bit.ly/IRRCevent_envi… (#SpeakerSpotlight coming up!)

📣 Happening tomorrow! Join ICRC's online event: "Protecting the Environment in Armed Conflict". Do not miss our stellar panel addressing this important topic, launching the latest edition of the #IRRC. 🕒 Time: 14:30 - 16:00 CET 👉 #Register now: lnkd.in/eDJ-cWck

Our pleasure to publish our second "Beyond the Literature", in which we invite experts to discuss a recent book, featuring Dr. Ezequiel Heffes's work on detention by non-state armed groups. Link below 👇

Just a few hours until our event to launch our new edition, "Protecting the Environment in Armed Conflict." There's still time to sign up here: lnkd.in/eDJ-cWck

📢A new issue of the International Review of the Red Cross is now available in #OpenAccess: international-review.icrc.org/reviews/irrc-n… 20 contributions address major developments in the protection of the environment in armed conflict, over a decade after the last issue dedicated to the theme.

Today, the Review launches our new call for papers on an often-overlooked topic: the protection of the dead in armed conflicts and other humanitarian emergencies. Proposals are due 21 May at [email protected]. We're looking forward to hearing from you! international-review.icrc.org/call-for-paper…

Our call for papers on the protection of the dead remains open and we are eager to hear from you! Proposals are due 21 May and can be sent to [email protected]. Send us your ideas to contribute to what is sure to be a fascinating edition of the Review!

My colleagues in the ICRC's legal division are recruiting six paid associates - an exceptional early-career opportunity for those interested in IHL and humanitarian work. The deadline to apply is 17 May; the job starts next February. More info here: careers.icrc.org/job/Geneva-%28…

And if this topic interests you, check out the ICRC Review's active call for papers on the protection of the dead! Proposals are due 21 May. More info here: international-review.icrc.org/call-for-paper…

Today, the ICRC Review is proud to launch our new call for papers, in an effort to stimulate thoughtful and updated conversations on a hugely important topic: gender, sexuality and armed conflict. Proposals are due 27 June to [email protected]. international-review.icrc.org/call-for-paper…

Glad to share that, earlier today, our team at the IRRC launched our latest call for papers, which asks for thoughtful and innovative proposals on gender, sexuality and armed conflict. More info (deadlines, how to submit, etc.) is below. Please share widely!

One week left to submit proposals in line with the Review's call for papers on the protection of the dead in armed conflicts and other humanitarian emergencies. Proposals can be sent to [email protected]. More details below 👇👇👇

Today is the last day to submit proposals in line with our call for papers on the protection of the dead! Submit your abstract to [email protected]. More details below 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

"Gender, Sexuality and Armed Conflict" - Call for papers by the International Review of the Red Cross - submit your abstract by this week Thursday! Info: Call for Papers: “Gender, Sexuality and Armed Conflict” | International Review of the Red Cross (icrc.org)

Thanks to Bruno Demeyere (@BDemeyereICRC), Karen Hulme (University of Essex), and Janet Lord (University of Baltimore School of Law) for sharing their insights on the global effort to regulate armed conflict at our Duke Law Human Rights in Practice event moderated by Jayne Huckerby

Today at 12:30! Join our Duke Law Human Rights in Practice event on human rights and gentrification, both locally in Durham and across the globe. We will hear from Irene Escorihuela Blasco (Observatori DESCA) and Camryn Smith (Communities in Partnership).

Join our Duke Law Human Rights in Practice event on recent climate cases today at 12:30ET (Law School Rm 3037; livestream bit.ly/3XJcKPu), with Leonidas Wiener Ramos & Marcella Ribeiro (AIDA Americas), @toniatigre (Sabin Center), and Michelle Jonker-Argueta (Greenpeace International)