The Law of Armed Conflict (LOAC), also known as international humanitarian law (IHL), is a set of rules that govern warfare and aim to minimize harm to civilians and non-combatants. Alexandra Meise joins podcast editor Ron Granieri to examine the development of LOAC, which stems from treaties like the Geneva Conventions, domestic laws of individual states, and the Rome Statute that established the International Criminal Court. Their conversation delves into war crimes, crimes against humanity...| A Better Peace: The War Room Podcast
A group of leading scholars, including numerous professors of international law, have today written to FIFA’s Governance Audit and Compliance Committee (GAAC), in relation to the committee’s examination of a complaint relating to the holding of matches in Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. The Palestine Football Association (PFA) first complained to FIFA in […]| FairSquare
FIFA’s ongoing failure to enforce sanctions against the Israeli Football Association (IFA) despite long-standing and irrefutable evidence that the IFA is in violation of FIFA Statutes is further evidence of the organisation’s ad hoc and selective enforcement of its rules. At its 75th annual Congress held in Paraguay on 15 May – twelve years after […] The post FIFA continues to stall and misrepresent over Israel sanctions appeared first on FairSquare.| FairSquare
Peasant-based human rights network Tanggol Magsasaka (Defend Farmers) today expressed support for the ongoing International Peoples Tribunal 2024 (IPT) happening in Brussels, Belgium to probe the g…| updates from the peasant movement of the Philippines
In a media forum today, the Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas and peasant-based human rights wathdog Tanggol Magsasaka (Defend Farmers) said farmers will persist to fight back against the wave of st…| updates from the peasant movement of the Philippines