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Dhesarme Holds the 3rd Edition of the Introduction to Humanitarian Disarmament Course at UNILA
Held between May and June of this year, the Introduction to Humanitarian Disarmament Course is a project that seeks to create a learning space on crucial topics for understanding the principles governing International Humanitarian Law and Humanitarian Disarmament, democratizing access to these discussions and emphasizing their relevance to the construction of societies grounded in a Culture of Peace.
Dhesarme
Jun 232 min read
After the War: The Stories of Aki Ra, Ahmed Ali, and Yoko Moriwaki
In the first edition of the series “After the War: Stories of Those Who Lived Through It,” we bring the stories of Aki Ra, who experienced the impacts of landmines firsthand; Ahmed Ali, and how his life and family were profoundly affected by cluster munitions; and little Yoko Moriwaki, a 13-year-old girl whose life was cut short by the detonation of an atomic bomb. These experiences reveal how war remains present in the lives of survivors even after the end of armed conflicts
Mayra Ghotme
Jun 96 min read
New UN Resolution Obliges States to Act Against Climate Change: What Does Militarization Have to Do With It?
Created on May 20 of this year, the new Resolution of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly is the result of discussions already held in mid-2025 within the Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Defining the obligation of States to act on climate change and its impacts on populations around the world, the document entitled “Advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice on the obligations of States in respect of climate change: resolution ad
Fernando Fiala
Jun 85 min read
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