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Prosecution of Russian Corporations for War Crimes in Ukraine as a Precursor to Seizure of Frozen Corporate Assets in Foreign Jurisdictions
White Paper published by the Public International Law & Policy Group. The paper develops a legal framework whereby foreign courts may satisfy financial awards by Ukrainian courts against Russian corporations when judgment is rendered against that corporation in either a criminal prosecution or a civil action alleging support of, complicity in, or aiding and abetting the commission of war crimes or other atrocities in Ukraine. Read more
Developing a UK Atrocity Prevention Strategy
Policy Brief, Oxford Programme for International Peace and Security, January 2023 Read more
Mainstreaming Atrocity Prevention
Policy Brief, Oxford Programme for International Peace and Security, November 2022 Read more
Technological Change and the UN Framework of Analysis for Atrocity Crimes
Policy Paper, Stimson Center, July 2022 Read more
Operationalizing Obligations to Prevent Mass Atrocities: Proposing Atrocity Impact Assessments as Due Diligence Best Practice
Journal Article, Journal of Human Rights Practice, July 2022 Read more
Anchoring Accountability for Mass Atrocities – The Permanent Support Needed to Fulfil International Investigative Mandates
Policy Brief, Oxford Programme for International Peace and Security, July 2022 Read more
Written Evidence Submission to UK Parliamentary Inquiry on the UK Response to the Myanmar Crisis
Written Evidence, Oxford Programme on International Peace and Security, May 2022 Read more
Written Evidence Submission to UK Parliamentary Inquiry on the Withdrawal from Afghanistan
Written Evidence, Oxford Programme on International Peace and Security, May 2022 Read more
Anchoring Accountability for Mass Atrocities – The Permanent Support Needed to Fulfil UN Investigative Mandates
This research paper examines the role of UN investigative mandates in probing serious violations of international human rights, humanitarian and, increasingly, international criminal law, as well as their role within the broader international justice ecosystem. Read more
We Need International Agreement on How to Handle These Dangerous Technologies
Online Article, Oxford Programme on International Peace and Security, March 2022 Read more
Mainstreaming Atrocity Prevention: Seeing Fragility, Conflict and Violence Programming Through an Atrocity Prevention Lens
Policy Brief, Oxford Programme for International Peace and Security, February 2022 Read more
Written Evidence Submission to UK Parliamentary Inquiry on Government’s Approach to Atrocity Prevention
Written Evidence, Oxford Programme on International Peace and Security, January 2022 Read more
Rethinking Health Security After COVID-19
Policy Paper, Oxford Programme on International Peace and Security, May 2021 Read more
Promises and Challenges of New Actors and New Technologies in International Justice
Journal Article, Oxford Programme on International Peace and Security, June 2021 Read more
Written Evidence Submission to UK Parliamentary Inquiry on UK Trade and Security Relationship with China
Written Evidence, Oxford Programme on International Peace and Security, April 2021 Read more
Advancing Justice for Children: Innovations to Strengthen Accountability for Violations and Crimes Affecting Children in Conflict
Policy Report, Oxford Programme on International Peace and Security, March 2021 Read more
Written Evidence Submission to the UK Parliamentary Inquiry on Xinjiang
Written Evidence, Oxford Programme on International Peace and Security, December 2020 Read more
Anchoring Accountability for Mass Atrocities: Providing the Permanent Support Necessary to Fulfil International Investigative Mandates (Part II)
Blog Post, Opinio Juris, September 2020 Read more
Anchoring Accountability for Mass Atrocities: Providing the Support Necessary to Fulfil International Investigative Mandates (Part I)
Blog Post, Opinio Juris, September 2020 Read more
A Reoriented Approach to Atrocity Prevention in UN Peace Operations
White Papers Series, Oxford Programme for International Peace and Security, June 2020 Read more
