International Conference on Human Rights and Armed Non-State Actors (ICHRANSA - 26)

This track will explore the various forms of human rights violations perpetrated by armed non-state actors in conflict zones. It aims to analyze the implications of these violations on local populations and international human rights frameworks.

This session will focus on the challenges and opportunities in establishing accountability for armed non-state actors under international law. Discussions will include case studies and the effectiveness of existing legal frameworks.

This track will examine the role of transitional justice mechanisms in addressing human rights abuses committed by armed groups during conflicts. It will highlight best practices and lessons learned from various post-conflict contexts.

This session will analyze how civil society organizations contribute to conflict resolution and peacebuilding efforts in areas affected by armed non-state actors. It will emphasize the importance of grassroots initiatives and community engagement.

This track will investigate the application of international humanitarian law to armed non-state actors and the challenges in enforcing compliance. Participants will discuss the legal obligations of these groups and the impact on civilian populations.

This session will explore the intersection of political violence and human security, focusing on how armed non-state actors undermine societal stability. It will address strategies for enhancing human security in conflict-affected regions.

This track will focus on innovative peacebuilding strategies that address the complexities of civil wars involving armed non-state actors. It will highlight the importance of inclusive dialogue and negotiation processes.

This session will examine the relationship between social justice movements and armed conflict, particularly how grievances can lead to the emergence of armed non-state actors. Discussions will include strategies for addressing root causes of violence.

This track will analyze the concept of the Responsibility to Protect in relation to armed non-state actors and the international community's obligations. It will explore case studies where intervention was necessary to prevent mass atrocities.

This session will assess the broader implications of armed non-state actors on international security dynamics. It will discuss how these groups challenge state sovereignty and contribute to regional instability.

This track will focus on the role of human rights advocacy in conflict zones dominated by armed non-state actors. It will explore the strategies employed by advocates to promote human rights amidst violence and repression.