Date : 05/2019

Country/Region : SWITZERLAND

Title : Displacement in times of armed conflic t: How international humanitarian law protects in war, and why it matters : part 3

Duration : 00:36:47

Director : MOUCHET, Louis

Cameraman : MOUCHET, Louis

Editor : MOUCHET, Louis

Keyword : TRAINING AND INFORMATION; MIGRATION; ORAL REPORT; IHL (INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW)

Person appearing :
DURHAM, Helen (directrice adjointe du droit international et des politiques humanitaires, CICR)
COTTER, Cédric (staff member, ICRC)
STILLHART, Dominik (director of operations, ICRC)

Confidentiality level : public

Publication restrictions : publication without restrictions

Copyright : ICRC

Production company : ICRC

ICRC producer :
WELLER JONES, Christopher James

Description : Is there a direct link between violations of international humanitarian law (IHL) and displacement during armed conflict? Can respect for IHL prevent displacement? These are some of many questions relating to IHL and displacement that arise during armed conflict, and which the ICRC aimed to provide evidence-based responses to through a research study, Displacement in times of armed conflict: How international humanitarian law protects in war, and why it matters.
This event launched the findings of this study which examines the intersection between IHL and displacement, and provides insights for determining whether violations of, or respect for IHL have a fostering or mitigating impact on displacement. During the launch ICRC Law and Policy Researcher, Dr Cédric Cotter presented the key findings from the research before joining a panel from the ICRC, Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre, and the EU’s delegation to the UN in Geneva and other international organizations to further discuss in greater detail implications and lessons from the report.
This study is the first of the IHL Impact research series. Carried out under the umbrella of the Changing the narrative on international humanitarian law initiative, the research collects evidence that showcases the real impact of IHL during armed conflicts and examines the effects that arise from both compliance with, and violations of, IHL.

Moderator : Helen Durham, Director of International Law and Policy, ICRC.
Speakers :Joachime Nason, Head of the Humanitarian and Migration Section, EU Delegation to the UN and other International Organisations in Geneva; Cédric Cotter, Law and Policy Researcher, ICRC; Bina Desai, Head of Department for Policy and Research, Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre; Dominik Stillhart, Director of Operations, ICRC.

Other language : English

English title : Displacement in times of armed conflic t: How international humanitarian law protects in war, and why it matters : part 3

Colour/B&W : colour

SD/HD : HD

Resolution : 1920 x 1080

Aspect ratio : 16/9

Original material/format : H264

Best material/format available : ProRes 422