Digital Diplomacy Keeps Pressure on Killer Robots Challenge

Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, More Than 70 Countries Participate in Online Meeting

As Killer Robots Loom, A Push to Keep Humans in Control of Use of Force

Ringing the Alarm on Killer Robots

The International Community Should Launch Negotiations to Ban the Weapons

Statement by the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots to the Convention on Conventional Weapons

Delivered by Mary Wareham, Human Rights Watch for the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots

Statement to the Convention on Conventional Weapons

Delivered by Bonnie Docherty, Senior Researcher

Europe Poll Supports Killer Robots Ban

Failing Diplomatic Talks Show Need for a Different Path

‘Killer Robots’ Debate Hits the Small Screen

Madam Secretary Grapples with Dilemmas Posed by Fully Autonomous Weapons

Statement by the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots, UN General Assembly First Committee on Disarmament and International Security

Delivered by Marta Kosmyna, Campaign to Stop Killer Robots

‘Killer Robots:’ Ban Treaty Is the Only Credible Solution

New International Law Is Essential to Retain Human Control Over Use of Force

Japan: Retain Human Control Over the Use of Force

New Ban Treaty Needed to Tackle Threats Posed by ‘Killer Robots’

Statement on Options for the Way Forward, CCW meeting on lethal autonomous weapons systems

Delivered by Mary Wareham, Human Rights Watch for the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots

‘Killer Robots': Russia, US Oppose Treaty Negotiations

New Law Needed to Retain Meaningful Human Control Over the Use of Force

Statement to the CCW Consultation on lethal autonomous weapons systems

Delivered by Mary Wareham, Human Rights Watch for the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots

Statement to the CCW Consultation on lethal autonomous weapons systems

Delivered by Mary Wareham, Human Rights Watch for the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots