The latest issue of the Journal of International Humanitarian Legal Studies (Vol. 14, no. 1, 2023) is out. Contents include:- Alison Duxbury, Connecting Scholarship and Practice in International Humanitarian Law: A Tribute to Professor Bruce Oswald CSC
- Christopher Greenwood, The Practical Reality and Efficacy of International Humanitarian Law: Some Reflections
- Helen Durham & Anne Quintin, At the Crossroads: Multi-Stakeholder and Multi-Disciplinary Approaches in the Application of IHL
- Sean D. Murphy & Yuri Parkhomenko, Now You See Them, Now You Don’t: Court-Appointed Experts, Wartime Reparations, and the DRC v Uganda Case
- Rob McLaughlin, Rules of Engagement and the Situation of Individual Self-Defence: Applicable Law and Coherence with Operational Context
- Emma Lush, The View through a Different Lens: Increasing Respect for International Humanitarian Law through the Use of the International Human Rights Law Framework
- Steven van de Put, Ex Gratia Payments and Reparations: A Missed Opportunity?
- Tonny Raymond Kirabira & Leïla Choukroune, Uganda’s Post-War Transitional Justice Process: Have Housing, Land and Property Rights been Restored?
