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Zooming in on the Yemen War - The Future of Warfare and Human Rights in the Middle East

Release Date

2023

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Missiles, drones, precision-guided munition, and other military technologies that enable belligerents to attack their enemies from a distance are changing the concepts and practices of warfare. This can best be observed in the conflict-ridden region of the Middle East, particularly in the Yemen war, which has witnessed one of the most extensive use of missiles and other aerial weapons of any conflict in the 21st century. From 31 May to 1 June 2022, the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, the Bonn International Centre for Conflict Studies and CARPO convened a two-day workshop with international and regional experts in Berlin to discuss this changing nature of warfare in the region, the humanitarian consequences of the new remote warfare by Gulf States and non-state actors in the Yemeni context, as well as implications for arms control. This FES/BICC/CARPO-Perspective is a summary of the workshop discussions and offers policy recommendations for international actors.
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@misc{BalesHeinzeMutschler2023, author = "Marius Bales and Marie-Christine Heinze and Max Mutschler", title = "Zooming in on the Yemen War - The Future of Warfare and Human Rights in the Middle East", latexTitle = "Zooming in on the Yemen War - The Future of Warfare and Human Rights in the Middle East", publisher = "Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung", institution = "Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung", type = "Other publications", year = "2023", address = "Bonn", }

Document-Type

Other publications

Publisher

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung

Place

Bonn

Countries/Region

Yemen