Resources
Below, materials from INEW members and others document and analyse the impact of explosive weapons and give technical, policy and legal analysis of the problem – and its solutions.
INEW bulletin #38 – World Humanitarian Day, Explosive Weapons Use In Afghanistan & Gaza Strip, And Attacks On Education
INEW’s latest bulletin with key developments, past and upcoming events, research, policy and advocacy news on explosive weapons issues.
Image: © MSF
INEW bulletin #37 – New explosive weapons monitor, 10 elements of a successful political declaration, and the UN Security Council open debate on children and armed conflict
INEW’s latest bulletin with key developments, past and upcoming events, research, policy and advocacy news on explosive weapons issues.
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Ten Elements for a Successful Political Declaration
Negotiations on an international Political Declaration that can set stronger standards to protect civilians from use of explosive weapons in towns, cities and other populated areas are ongoing. This declaration offers the chance to increase the protection of civilians living through conflict, but only if it contains commitments that drive genuine change. In this paper, INEW sets out what is needed.
INEW bulletin #36 – A decade of data on explosive violence, the UN open debate on the protection of civilians, and parliamentary action on explosive weapons
INEW’s latest bulletin with key developments, past and upcoming events, research, policy and advocacy news on explosive weapons issues.
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Protecting civilians from the use of explosive weapons in populated areas (May 2021)
Ahead of the UN Security Council’s open debate on the protection of civilians in conflict, INEW’s latest briefing calls for a clear collective commitment to prevent human suffering from the use of explosive weapons in populated areas
INEW bulletin #35 – The political process on explosive weapons, ten years of data, and the conflict in Tigray
INEW’s latest bulletin with key developments, past and upcoming events, research, policy and advocacy news on explosive weapons issues.
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INEW comments on the draft political declaration text – January 2021
The draft declaration text (29 January 2021) provides a good basis for further discussion, and holds the potential to be an effective tool for strengthening the
protection of civilians from the use of explosive weapons in populated areas (EWIPA). This document contains INEW’s comments on the text and proposed changes to strengthen its provisions and humanitarian protection measures.
INEW bulletin #34: Ireland releases new draft text of the EWIPA political declaration, schedules consultations for March
INEW’s latest bulletin with key developments, past and upcoming events, research, policy and advocacy news on explosive weapons issues.
Image: Kunduz Trauma Centre overwhelmed with wounded, October 2015 ©MSF
INEW bulletin #33: Political advances in 2021, Nagorno-Karabakh, and children’s access to healthcare
INEW’s latest bulletin with key developments, past and upcoming events, research, policy and advocacy news on explosive weapons issues.
Image: ©HRW