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Call for Papers – 2025 Edition

Published on 2024-11-11



The Asia-Pacific Journal for International Humanitarian Law (APJIHL) is now ACCEPTING paper submissions for its 2025 Edition.

The APJIHL is a publication of the Institute of International Legal Studies-University of the Philippines Law Center (UP-IILS). The Journal has a special focus on the Asia-Pacific region, and publishes peer-reviewed scholarly articles, book reviews, and commentary on significant developments in international humanitarian...

BOE member Dr. Jonathan Kwik publishes new book on Autonomous Weapons System (AWS)

Published on 2024-09-16

The Asia Pacific Journal of International Humanitarian Law is thrilled to announce that APJIHL Board of Experts member, Dr. Jonathan Kwik, has published a new book for T.M.C. Asser Press entitled, "Lawfully using Autonomous Weapon Technologies.” This new book invites readers to step into the position of a military commander on the warfront, who is holding in their hand an...

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2023 Edition

2023 Edition

Published: 2023-04-04

Current Issue

We are pleased to announce the publication of the Asia-Pacific Journal of International Humanitarian Law's 2023 edition.

The Asia-Pacific Journal of International Humanitarian Law (APJIHL) is a publication of the Institute of International Legal Studies-University of the Philippines Law Center (UP-IILS) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). The Journal seeks to produce peer-reviewed scholarly articles, book reviews, and commentary on significant developments and current issues in international humanitarian law and related fields. It has a special focus on the Asia-Pacific region, and is published once a year.

The 2023 Edition includes articles on the following:

  • An examination of Ongwen's trial in the International Criminal Court
  • The role of Islamic law in deterring the use of weapons of mass destruction
  • Utilizing Buddhist practices in the application of international humanitarian law
  • A review on the status of child soldiers in the Philippines under a new law
  • Defining ecocide in the context of armed conflicts

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