In this podcast series, London-based organisation Article 36 talks development of new policies and legal standards to prevent civilian harm from existing and emerging weapons technologies.
Article 36 Podcast
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In this podcast series, London-based organisation Article 36 talks development of new policies and legal standards to prevent civilian harm from existing and emerging weapons technologies.
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6/29/2021
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Recent Episodes
August 2, 2023
TPNW: Progress in the intersessional working groups ahead of the next meeting of state parties
In this episode, Article 36 discusses the intersessional working groups that are taking place in 2023 ahead of the Second Meeting of State Parties (2MSP). Policy advisor, Elizabeth Minor, who also collaborates with the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) gives an update on the content of the meetings and the progress – highlighting the work that Article 36 has focused on in particular on Articles 6 & 7 on victim assistance, environmental remediation and international cooperation and assistance.
June 7, 2023
The second CCW GGE meeting on autonomous weapons for 2023 - a meeting that we are glad to have in the past...
In this episode, the Article 36 team discusses the second Convention on Conventional Weapons (CCW) Group of Governmental Experts (GGE) meeting on autonomous weapons of 2023, which concluded on Saturday, 20th May. At the request of Russia, this meeting saw the exclusion of civil society and observers from the final negotiation of its report - a report that was predictably uninspiring. Richard Moyes, who attended the meeting in Geneva, provides a summary of the content of the report, and highlights that it fails to reflect the real momentum and energy we have already seen in 2023 towards a legal instrument on autonomous weapons.
March 3, 2023
Regulating autonomy in weapon systems: Latin American and Caribbean leadership, ReAim and the CCW
In this podcast, Article 36 discusses progress in early 2023 towards a legally binding instrument to regulate autonomy in weapons systems. Richard Moyes and Uldduz Sohrabi go over the recently issued Communiqué by 33 Latin American and Caribbean states, the ReAim conference hosted by the government of the Netherlands, the upcoming Convention on Conventional Weapons (CCW) meetings, and discuss the work ahead. This podcast is also available on Apple Podcast, Google Player, or any other podcasting platform.
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