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News Roundup (1-7 June)
Al-Qaeda-linked armed group JNIM releases propaganda video of Mali attack Myanmar’s New Administration: Military Consolidation, Not Transition Hamas says won’t surrender arms but only police will carry weapons in Gaza Rights group calls for release of civilians held amid ongoing ethnic violence in Manipur Iraqi prime minister welcomes Shia group’s move to place arms under …

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Strengthening the Protection of Civilians in Sudan: Bridging the Gap Between IHL and Practice
The current conflict in Sudan represents one of the most severe protection of civilians crises in the world. Since 2023, more than 12 million people have been displaced, while humanitarian needs continue to grow in a context of restricted access, institutional fragmentation, and the erosion of basic services. Yet the scale of civilian harm cannot be understoo...

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Book Symposium ‘Proxy Warfare’: How Does Proxy Warfare Challenge International Humanitarian Law? Concluding Remarks,...
See French version below. Addressing the Current Situation and Exploring the Path Forward In my book, I have attempted to identify which IHL rules apply, to whom, and how they apply in situations where a conflict has become wholly international due to an organised armed group being under a third State’s overall control. In such …


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Recently Published: Attribution of Non-State Actor Conduct During Armed Conflict
This new book – Attribution of Non-State Actor Conduct During Armed Conflict – by Jennifer Maddocks explores when the harmful conduct of armed groups and other non-State actors is attributable to a State, leading to State responsibility. It focuses on the six rules of attribution reflected in the International Law Commission’s Articles of State Responsibility, …


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Book Symposium ‘Proxy Warfare’: How Does Proxy Warfare Challenge International Humanitarian Law? Concluding Remarks,...
See French version below. Acknowledgement: The author would like to express her sincere gratitude to Dr. Pauline Lesaffre for reviewing this piece. Her insightful feedback and expertise were instrumental in improving the accuracy of this blog post. Disclaimer: The author has used AI-driven tools, Grammarly, for language editing and grammar correction. The author, however, takes ...

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