The UN SanctionsApp is an interactive analytical tool that can be used in real time by both scholars and policy practitioners who have an interest in examining, or who are working on designing and implementing, UN sanctions.
The study analyses the significant challenges faced by humanitarian organisations moving money into Syria, and proposes changes to make the regulatory system work more effectively from both a humanitarian and counter-terrorism perspective.
This Harvard Law School PILAC Briefing Memorandum outlines, in a question-and-answer format, some of the foundational issues related to humanitarian exemptions.
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Harvard Law School Program on International Law and Armed Conflict
This study seeks to determine ‘what works’ when trying to enable access and deliver quality humanitarian assistance to people caught up in war zones, based on fieldwork in Afghanistan, South Central Somalia, South Sudan and Syria.
In response to growing concerns regarding the insecurity of aid operations and the resulting decline in humanitarian access, this study aims to document those practices that have enabled humanitarian organisations to maintain effective operations in contexts characterised by high security risks.