Chatham House: Independent thinking on international affairs

International Law

Chatham House provides a forum for lawyers and policy-makers to discuss international legal issues and their practical application to current problems in international relations.

Against the background of the evolving character of conflicts and the development of so-called hybrid conflicts, the project considers the classification of modern conflicts and the law applicable to them.
This project is designed to raise and maintain awareness of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon.
This project concerns China's current engagement with international human rights.
Countries such as the Democratic Republic of Congo have been caught in the midst of some of the bloodiest contemporary armed conflicts, largely perpetuated by the struggle over resource-rich territories.
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