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Online Learning Series on Humanitarian Law and Policy: Is the attack on UN peacekeepers in DRC a war crime?

Sources
PHAP
Status
Ongoing course

With the United Nations Secretary-General calling the assault “the worst attack on U.N. peacekeepers in the organization’s recent history” and “a war crime,” the incident in North Kivu in December 2017, which killed 15 peacekeepers and injured more than 50, has renewed the debate over the status of UN Peacekeepers under IHL.

On 27 March, this webinar discussed the legal and policy challenges related to the UN peacekeepers operating in situations of on-going armed conflict, and whether and when they can be considered a party to the conflict.

Read the written responses to the follow-up questions by the guest experts

Watch or listen to the recording of this event

How to Register

Read more about this event at https://phap.org/PHAP/Events/OEV2018/OEV180327.aspx?EventKey=OEV180327