Ucrânia: Minas terrestres proibidas ferem civis
Ucrânia deveria investigar possível uso pelas forças armadas; uso russo se mantém

Many urgent arms-related challenges should be addressed to protect civilians affected by conflict and its deadly legacy. Antipersonnel landmines and cluster munitions have been prohibited outright, but the ban treaties need to be universalized and complied with fully. Militaries use a wide-range of explosive weapons—artillery, rockets, mortars, air-delivered bombs and more—in populated areas, frequently causing indiscriminate harm to civilians. Incendiary weapons cause painful and cruel injuries, yet they continue to be used. The development of fully autonomous weapons—“killer robots”—that could select and engage targets without human intervention need to be stopped to prevent a future of warfare and policing outside of human control and responsibility. The Arms Division of Human Rights Watch works to advance humanitarian disarmament and enhance protections for civilians from various weapons that inflict unnecessary harm. We document the negative impact of weapons and promote the establishment and implementation of international treaties and legal norms.
Ucrânia deveria investigar possível uso pelas forças armadas; uso russo se mantém
Ambos os lados devem minimizar danos a civis
Moradores descrevem condições severas durante ataque russo
Armas explosivas deixam pessoas mortas, feridas e desabrigadas; danos à infraestrutura básica
Ucrânia deveria investigar possível uso pelas forças armadas; uso russo se mantém
Facções criminosas matam, sequestram pessoas e atacam tribunais enquanto as repatriações continuam
Ambos os lados devem minimizar danos a civis
Dezenas de mortos e feridos em aparente crime de guerra em Chernihiv
Ataques indiscriminados das forças russas podem equivaler a crimes de guerra
Reforma policial é urgentemente necessária para prevenir futuras violações