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International Humanitarian Law

February 27, 2026

Bloody Wars: Menstrual Health, Gender, and the Limits of Humanitarian Governance in Gaza

Wamika Sachdev
October 21, 2020

To Detain or Not to Detain? Deciphering Detention in Non-international Armed Conflicts

Raghavi Viswanath
November 12, 2019

Goods produced in Israeli settlements are not “Made in Israel,” says European Court of Justice

Amanda McCaffrey
September 8, 2018

Female Voices at the 12th International Humanitarian Law Dialogs

Milena Sterio
July 11, 2018

New supplements to the International Protocol on documentation and investigation of sexual violence in conflict for Iraq, Myanmar and Sri Lanka

Sarah Fulton
June 17, 2018

Modelling the rules of targeting

Tanya Krupiy
April 12, 2018

Syria and the Limits of International Law

Milena Sterio
May 8, 2017

International Law And National Security: A View From Abroad On Current Trends In Targeting, Detention, And Trials

Beth Van Schaack
April 9, 2017

Syria: The (Il)legality of the United States’ Use of Force Against Assad

Milena Sterio
March 27, 2017

On the Job! Gender Project Consultant in NYC; Clinical Fellow @ Duke Law

Osazenoriuwa Ebose

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