Volume 22, Issue 1, 2024

Editorial Note:

These articles are part of a forthcoming special issue of the New Zealand Journal of Public and International Law on civilian harm in armed conflict. They were completed in advance of the full issue and are being made available online ahead of final publication to facilitate early access and engagement with the research. The content reflects the scholarly context at the time of its preparation.

Catherine Harwood

• United Nations Inquiries Towards Accountability for Civilian Harms in Armed Conflict: Are they Fit for Purpose? pdf500KB

Marnie Lloydd, Monique Cormier, Alexandra Fowler, Thomas Gregory, Douglas Guilfoyle, James Mehigan, Azadah Raz Mohammad, Kobra Moradi, Fiona Nelson and Melanie O'Brien

• Comparing Australia's Brereton Inquiry and New Zealand's Burnham Inquiry: A Discussion pdf395KB

Kate Clark and Ehsan Qaane

• Creating a Hierarchy of Victims? Afghanistan and International Criminal Court Investigations pdf 277KB

Marc Garlasco and Annie Shiel, interviewing Abdullahi Hassan and Bonyan Gamal

• In Search of Answers pdf 249KB