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Discover those 3 publications of this issue on the theme of Humanitarian & Digital
Read MoreA Study on the Roots of Restraint in War
03/15/2017. A two-year research initiative launched by the ICRC to advance to understand how norms of restraint develop and spread through State armed forces and non-State armed groups.
Read MoreLocal aid agencies: still waiting for a bigger share of the funding cake
03/27/2017. Donors and UN agencies who agreed to provide at least one quarter of humanitarian aid funding "as directly as possible" to local NGOs are struggling to deliver on their pledge.
Read MoreSomeday Disposable Drones May Deliver A Payload, Then Vanish
03/02/2017. DARPA is working with several companies in the field of ephemeral materials to achieve a prototype.
Read MoreStop targeting humanitarian workers
03/08/2017. Humanitarian workers have to balance the risks they are facing with the life-saving impact of their humanitarian work.
Read MoreHow China is preparing for cyberwar
03/20/2017. The US and China have made progress on curbing commercial cyberespionage. Now, the global powers need to set limits when it comes to digital warfare.
Read MoreChildren's suffering in Syria at its worst
03/13/2017. Verified instances of killing, maiming and recruitment of children increased sharply last year in a drastic escalation of violence.
Read MoreCan the Security Council Prevent Conflict?
02/28/2017. Humanitarian crises have become more pronounced, and there are now some 65 million people displaced by conflict worldwide.
Read MoreEthics and state funding: the quest for independent humanitarian action
02/22/2017. The ethical analysis of state funding is designed to ensure the independence of humanitarian action. In situations of armed conflict, it must be dynamic and adapted to the context.
Read MoreThe Geopolitics of Environmental Challenges
03/02/2017. Much of the world seems to be on edge. But one issue – one might say the most significant of them all – is being ignored or pushed aside: the environment.
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