Belgium does not acknowledge civilian harm in its air war against IS
IRW researchers talks to the Belgium media about their book on remote warfare, civilian harm and democratic control.
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Who holds our military to account?
Join IRW researchers in the Tivoli for the launch of their latest book and a lively debate on remote warfare, civilian harm and democratic control
IRW researchers publish book on Hawija bombardments
In its latest book publication, IRW brings together researchers, politicians, NGOs, lawyers, and victims of the 2015 Dutch F16 bombing of Hawija to reflect on remote warfare, civilian harm and democratic control.
The conversation about civilian harm is our responsibility
Nike Wenthol and Marrit Woudwijk reflect on the latest judicial developments regarding Srebrenica and reflect on what lessons can be learnt.
IRW researcher receives Utrecht University’s MA Thesis Award for Remote Warfare Research
Marrit Woudwijk wins MA thesis prize for her research into how Syrian refugees perceive Dutch F16 bombings.
If you want to know the impact of Dutch bombs on Syria, ask the refugees here
Lennart Hofman and Marrit Woudwijk explore the ‘lesser truth’ of the remote warfare waged by the Netherlands in Syria, as interpreted by Syrian refugees in the Netherlands.
The Lesser Truth: Truth Construction in Remote Warfare
Research report from Marrit Woudwijk on truth construction surrounding remote warfare and the case of the US-led Anti-ISIS Coalition in Syria
Visions of Peace Thesis Prize Award 2019 & War/Truth
Seminar on Civilian Harm in Remote Warfare, held 6th December 2019