Laura Bruun
Laura Bruun has since 2020 been working as a researcher with SIPRI, covering issues related to emerging military and security technologies. Her work focuses on how emerging military technologies, notably autonomous weapon systems, affect compliance with—and interpretation of—international humanitarian law.
Before joining SIPRI, Laura worked with Airwars in London, where she monitored and assessed civilian casualty reports from US and Russian airstrikes in Syria and Iraq. She has a background in Middle Eastern Studies (University of Copenhagen) and International Security and Law (University of Southern Denmark).
Posts by the contributor
Reinventing the wheel? Three lessons that the AWS debate can learn from existing arms control agreements
12 mins read Analysis / Autonomous Weapons / IHL / New Technologies / Special Themes Laura Bruun
Autonomous weapon systems: what the law says – and does not say – about the human role in the use of force
9 mins read Analysis / Autonomous Weapons / Conduct of Hostilities / Law and Conflict Laura Bruun