Reports

“Corporate private armies in Afghanistan. Regulation of Private Military and Security Companies in a ‘Territorial State’”

Leticia Armendáriz 2013

This report makes an exhaustive description of the regulatory puzzle under which PMSCs operate in Afghanistan, while the challenges international community will face to regulate and control this industry are highlighted. The report concludes with key recommendations to improve the regulation of PMSCs in territorial states in order to meet human rights obligations and enhance respect to International Humanitarian Law.

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Reports

THE SPIRAL OF VIOLENCE IN THE SPANISH FORTRESS: ARMS TRADE AND MILITARISM TO SHIELD BORDERS

THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX

Public International Law and Human Rights Violations by Private Military and Security Companies

The Invisible Force. A comparative study of the use of PMSCs

Private Security Companies and the Israeli Occupation

The Privatization of security in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

Defense, security and occupation as a business. Military, armaments and security trade relations between Spain and Israel

Montreux Five Years On: An analysis of State efforts to implement Monteux Document legal obligations and good practice

Corporate private armies in Afghanistan. Regulation of Private Military and Security Companies in a ‘Territorial State

The Privatization of Warfare, Violence and Private Military & Security Companies in Iraq