Accountability for Mass Starvation: Testing the Limits of the Law
The Project
Global Rights Compliance in partnership with The World Peace Foundation combine their expertise on conflict and food insecurity to identify how international law may be used to advance the prevention, prohibition, and accountability for mass starvation. Delineating the elements of starvation crimes, disentangling what is permissible and impermissible in warfare, and understanding the complementary enforcement regimes, will help to clarify the law and build a range of relevant skills enhancing the potential for redress and accountability.
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The first authoritative assessment of accountability for mass starvation as a violation of International Law.
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A Training Manual to identify the deliberate use of starvation, strengthen protection strategies and insulate their operations, reporting and responses.
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A range of advisory and consultancy services tailored to prohibit, prevent and seek remedies for starvation.
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Story in focus
STORY IN FOCUS. INTERVIEW WITH ANDREW CLAPHAM, COMMISSIONER ON THE UN COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN SOUTH SUDAN
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