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Key elements of meaningful human control
Meaningful Human Control, Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Weapons
The United Kingdom and lethal autonomous weapons systems
Submission to the Science and Technology Committee inquiry into robotics and artificial intelligence
Article 36 Newsletter Issue 8, February 2016
Women and multilateral disarmament forums: Patterns of underrepresentation
Article 36 Newsletter Issue 7, September 2015
Refusal to condemn cluster munition use undermines UK claims to leadership on protection of civilians
Submission to International Development Committee inquiry on Sustainable Development Goals
Article 36 Newsletter Issue 6, June 2015
Filling the legal gap: The prohibition of nuclear weapons
The underrepresentation of low-income countries in nuclear disarmament forums
Killing by machine: Key issues for understanding meaningful human control
Article 36 Newsletter Issue 5, March 2015
Research, analysis and innovative policy thinking
Article 36 publishes research, policy analysis and innovative policy thinking to strengthen the protection of civilians and reduce harm from weapons. Our work is written primarily for governments, international organisations, civil society and other stakeholders engaged in international policy. Through rigorous, independent analysis, we have helped shape international debates on explosive weapons, autonomous weapons, nuclear weapons and civilian protection. Our publications place evidence of civilian harm at the centre of policy discussions and promote practical changes to international law, policy and practice.