Since 2003, much of the discourse around the environment in Afghanistan has focused on the security aspects of illicit natural

The latest report from the International Law Commission’s (ILC) study into the progressive development of the legal framework protecting the

On the 7th March, the Yemeni government called for international assistance in dealing with a potentially serious oil pollution threat in

It’s looking increasingly likely that an ambitious initiative to create a legally binding global agreement enshrining the principles of environmental

New website, new identity, same priorities: working to increase the protection of people and the environment from the impact of

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine is thought to have caused serious damage to the environment, and with it risks to

The plenary sessions of the third UN Environment Assembly (UNEA-3) saw a number of states highlight the environmental impact of

The United Nations Environment Assembly has adopted a resolution urging states to minimise and mitigate the health and environmental consequences

A new PAX report, ‘Living under a black sky’, reveals how the conflict in Iraq has left a toxic trail

With a minority of governments questioning whether the United Nations Environment Assembly is an appropriate forum for debating the nexus

After four months of consultations and negotiations, it’s decision time for governments over Iraq’s UN Environment Assembly resolution on conflict

Governments at the UN General Assembly’s Sixth Committee have welcomed the continuation of the International Law Commission’s study into the

NGOs and leading experts have used the United Nation’s International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War

To date, debate over the implications of the growing use of armed drones has focused on human rights, on the