New York 2013 Thematic Workshop on Counterterrorism Policies and Implications for Humanitarian Action
The Thematic Workshops on IHL address critical challenges of International Humanitarian Law in current conflict situations. The two-day workshops complement the Core Professional Trainings on Humanitarian Law and Policy. Participants in the Thematic Workshops are expected to have completed the Core Professional Training in Humanitarian Law and Policy (or an equivalent multi-day training).
The New York July 2013 Thematic Workshop will follow directly a three-day standard Core Professional Training on Humanitarian Law and Policy in the same location.
Summary Description:
The Thematic Workshop on Counterterrorism Policies and Implications for Humanitarian Action is designed to expose humanitarian professionals to the range of debates and legal/practical challenges facing states, human rights advocates, courts, humanitarian agencies and military professionals in carrying out and regulating counterterrorism efforts around the world. It also seeks to provide an informed forum for discussion and exchange on critical debates informing the development of humanitarian, human rights and security policy.
- The criminal law and law of war frameworks in counterterrorism
- Key debates within the international community regarding the appropriate interpretation of IHL and IHRL in relation to counterterrorism operations and armed conflict
- The use of IHL and IHRL in counterterrorism-related litigation (both at the domestic and international levels)
- The impact of domestic and international counterterrorism laws and policies (such as laws criminalizing material support to listed terrorist groups) on humanitarian action and engagement
Agenda │ Reading List │ Logistics Information
Please note that participation to the Thematic Workshops requires prior participation to a standard Core Professional Training on Humanitarian Law and Policy.
Please also note that, starting in the 2011 calendar year, all participants to Advanced Professional Trainings must be members in good standing of PHAP. (See Member Benefits and Dues.) There is no need, however, to apply separately for PHAP membership and for the trainings. Non-members may apply for trainings directly, and their applications will simultaneously be entered into the review process for PHAP membership.
Fee
600 EUR (see Fee and Payment Information)
New York, NY
United States



