Reports

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

Rebecca DeWinter-Schmitt (Editor), KuziCharamba, Laura Dickinson, Oswald Symister Kristine Huskey, James E Rogers, Mohammad Abushehab, Jeanette Bayoumi, Elizabeth Confalone, Lisa Coyle, Sariana Garcia, Todd Hanks, Roshanne Katouzian, Stephanie Macuiba, Aqsa Mahmud, David O’Brien, George Petel, Annie O’Reilly, Karinne Coombes, Terry Kay Rockefeller, Leticia Armendáriz, Antoine Perret, Lou Pingeot, Sabelo Gumedze, Marco Boggero,
2013

This report, coordinated by the Center of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law of the American University with the collaboration of NOVACT, assesses a number of participating States’ efforts to meet their commitments under the ‘Montreux Document on pertinent international legal obligations and good practices for States related to operations of private military and security companies during armed conflict’. It finds that progress has been mixed.

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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