Noelle Quenivet's Outputs (6)

Special rules on women (2015)
Book Chapter

This chapter discusses the protection afforded to women under the Geneva Conventions. It covers provisions for the protection of women, protection of specific categories of women, and protection of women detainees. Overall the Conventions provide spe... Read More about Special rules on women.

Submission to the sexual violence in conflict committee of the House of Lords (2015)
Other

Violence against Women in armed conflict: An overview (2015)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

This paper provides a historical overview of the development of the legal framework relating to the protection of women in armed conflict. After explaining why for centuries the plight of women in armed conflict was invisible in international law the... Read More about Violence against Women in armed conflict: An overview.

Submission received from Professor Jackie Jones and Dr Noelle Quenivet of the Department of Law, University of the West of England (2015)
Other

This is a submission by Jackie Jones and Noelle Quenivet to the UN Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women suggesting a template for a Convention against Violence against Women. It is reproduced in full in Addendum to the Human Rights Council Th... Read More about Submission received from Professor Jackie Jones and Dr Noelle Quenivet of the Department of Law, University of the West of England.

Submission to the Joint Committee on human rights on UK government’s policy on use of drones for targeted killings (2015)
Other

This is a submission to the Joint Committee on Human Rights on the UK Government's Policy on the Use of Drones for Targeted Killings.

Transitional and generational justice: Children involved in armed conflicts (2015)
Book Chapter

© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015. The debate between restorative and retributive justice has never been felt so strongly than in relation to the crimes perpetrated by children in armed conflicts in Africa. The society in which the... Read More about Transitional and generational justice: Children involved in armed conflicts.