Study of International Humanitarian Law Evolution
- It is clear today that current conflicts and military interventions impose an evolution of this law. Based on actual experience within the ICMM context, we can collaborate, in this aim, with specialized organizations.
- Fruitful exchanges are taking place during different meetings at the ICMM.
- A course of Law of Armed Conflicts is organized each year with the support of Switzerland. This course is actually decentralized in different regions of the world.
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