Vincent Bernard

Number of articles written: 25 articles

Vincent Bernard

Number of articles written: 25 articles

Vincent BERNARD is a former editor in chief of the International Review of the Red Cross, a leading academic journal on humanitarian law, policy and action published by the ICRC and Cambridge University Press. He was also the head of the Law and Policy Forum, which leads ICRC’s engagement with expert audiences interested in teaching, researching and debating international humanitarian law (IHL). The unit runs the Humanitarium conference center in Geneva, the new Humanitarian Law and Policy blog, the IHL online training center etc. Vincent joined the ICRC in 1998 and worked in the field for 6 years in Dakar, Nairobi and Jerusalem. As head of the ICRC’s field communication set-up from 2006 to 2010 he travelled and worked in most of ICRC’s operational contexts. Prior to joining the organization, Vincent studied political science, law and international relations at the Political Science Institute and Law Faculty in Strasburg, The King’s College, London and the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva, and taught law at the University of Marmara in Istanbul.

Published articles

article IRRC No. 897/898

Editorial: Principles guiding humanitarian action

article IRRC No. 895/896

Editorial: Time to take prevention seriously

article IRRC No. 894

Editorial: Sexual violence in armed conflict: From breaking the silence to breaking the cycle

article IRRC No. 893

Editorial: Delineating the boundaries of violence

article IRRC No. 891/892

Editorial: Multinational operations and the law – great expectations, great responsibilities

article IRRC No. 889

Editorial: Violence against health care – Giving in is not an option

article IRRC No. 888

Editorial: The quest for humanity 150 years of international humanitarian law and action

article IRRC No. 887

Editorial: Globalisation will only mean progress if it is responsible

article IRRC No. 886

Editorial: Science cannot be placed above its consequences

article IRRC No. 885

Editorial: Occupation