international institute for strategic studies armed conflict database

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By using multiple map filters for types of armed conflicts and parties to such conflicts, visitors can visualise where conflicts take place and which states are parties to these conflicts. The browsable map allows for a more intuitive approach. The portal is intended as a legal reference source for a broad audience, not only specialists or academics. Presentation with Dr Sandra Krähenmann, Research Fellow at the Geneva Academy. The website is still under development and new entries continue to be added. RULAC also identifies the parties to armed conflicts. Initiated in 2007 and hosted by the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights, the Rule of Law in Armed Conflicts (RULAC) project is a website that systematically qualifies situations of armed violence, using the definition of armed conflict under international humanitarian law.

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