Peace can start in a prison cell: how IHL and humane detention can build pathways to peace

November 6, 2025 14 mins read Accountability / Analysis / Detention / Generating Respect for IHL / IHL / Law and Conflict / Special Themes / Torture / Upholding humanity in war: the Global IHL Initiative Terry Hackett & Audrey Purcell-O’Dwyer

When wars end, peace rarely begins overnight. It’s built, slowly and painstakingly, through acts that ...

International humanitarian law and policy in Colombia: progress and challenges

March 9, 2023 12 mins read Humanitarian Action / Humanity in War podcast / Law and Conflict Mariana Chacón Lozano & Elizabeth Rushing

Over the last several years, while attention was turned to tackling the impact of the ...

The Missing: What’s in this edition of the Review

July 2, 2019 7 mins read Humanitarian Action / Law and Conflict / Online publications / Religion / Special Protections Ellen Policinski

The International Review of the Red Cross launched an edition on The Missing earlier this ...

The importance of psychosocial support for families missing loved ones – Review edition launch

June 26, 2019 5 mins read Events and highlights / Humanitarian Action Ellen Policinski

On 29 March 2019, the International Review of the Red Cross edition on ‘The Missing’ was launched at the Galle Face Hotel in ...

transitional justice

Peace can start in a prison cell: how IHL and humane detention can build pathways to peace

International humanitarian law and policy in Colombia: progress and challenges

The Missing: What’s in this edition of the Review

The importance of psychosocial support for families missing loved ones – Review edition launch

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