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Fundamentals of IHL & Contemporary Issues in Armed Conflict

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Engineering Design Centre (Room 302), University of Tasmania
Hobart TAS, Australia
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The Tasmanian International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Advisory Committee of the Australian Red Cross is hosting an event on the Fundamentals of IHL and Contemporary Issues in Armed Conflict. 

This event is intended to give university and college students insight into international humanitarian law, and how it works in the 21st Century, by analysing various issues that are presented by the modern age. Running from 10 - 4.30pm on the 28th of November, this intensive seminar is broken into five parts. 

Workshop: An introduction to the fundamentals of international humanitarian law

Expert panel 1: The role of the media in armed conflict 

Expert panel 2: Providing medical and humanitarian aid in conflict zones

Expert panel 3: Applying the laws of war to new and emerging technologies

Expert panel 4: The protection of cultural property under international humanitarian law

Each session will be run by experts in that area of IHL, and include brief lectures and a Q&A. 

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we have a limited number of spaces so get in quick! 

Speakers will include Red Cross Legal Advisors, academics and those with practical experience in the reality of IHL and armed conflict.

BYO lunch and snacks.

Location: UTAS Sandy Bay Campus, Engineering Design Centre (Room 302). 

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Engineering Design Centre (Room 302), University of Tasmania
Hobart TAS, Australia