Incendiary Weapons: New Use Calls for Immediate Action

Stronger Law Needed to Govern Weapon with Cruel Effects

Binding Rules Urgently Needed for Killer Robots

Joint Civil Society Statement on Incendiary Weapons at the UN First Committee

Nobel Increases Pressure on States to Join Nuclear Weapons Ban

Peace Prize Affirms Humanitarian Disarmament Approach

DR Congo: Rwandan Forces, M23 Rebels Shell Civilians

Congolese Army Puts Displaced People Around Goma at Greater Risk

UN: World Leaders Should Act to End Rights Crises

‘Pact for the Future’ Should Promote Economic Justice, Healthy Environment

Opinion: A New Kind of War is Unfolding in Lebanon

Six Experts Grapple with Its Implications

Lebanon: Exploding Pagers Harmed Hezbollah, Civilians

Statement on Interpretive Issues at the Convention on Cluster Munitions 12th Meeting of States Parties

Delivered by Mary Wareham on behalf of the Cluster Munition Coalition

Cluster Munitions: New Use, Transfers Test International Ban

Global Report Tracks Civilian Harm from Prohibited Weapon

Sudan: Abusive Warring Parties Acquire New Weapons

Renew, Expand UN Arms Embargo

Fanning the Flames

Sudanese Warring Parties’ Access To New Foreign-Made Weapons and Equipment

Killer Robots: New UN Report Urges Treaty by 2026

States Need to Open Negotiations in New Forum to Meet Deadline

Britain Needs to End its Two-Tier Approach to Protection of Civilians in Gaza and Ukraine

To end civilian suffering in Ukraine and Gaza, the UK must quit its double standards and apply international humanitarian law equally