Tempering Tribalism
By Ben WadhamBen Wadham on the need to govern military fraternity.
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Military training vs. “serious games”: human rights & video games
By James PettyBy James Petty. This article is part of a series on human rights and video games. In most reviews and critical examinations of video games, analysis tends to focus on a few specific elements of gaming: violence (how much and what kind), narrative (its quality and how it is delivered) and player experience (what it is […]
A rights-based approach to women in combat
By Natalie SambhiBy Natalie Sambhi. This piece is part of our September focus on Women’s Rights. See all of this month’s articles here. Of the Defence issues raised over the past 12 months, none has been more controversial than the government’s decision to lift a ban on gender discrimination in the military which means women are eligible to […]