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Sarah Mabeza

@SarahMabeza

Regional Legal Advisor at the International Committee of the Red Cross; International Humanitarian Law enthusiast
Joined February 2020
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Sarah Mabeza @SarahMabeza
The Pretoria Delegation of the ICRC was honoured to co-host this important event today with #DIRCO
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In his capacity as the President of the First Review Conference of the Treaty on the Prohibition of #NuclearWeapons (TPNW), Ambassador @XolisaMabhongo convened a Stakeholders Engagement under the theme “Advancing the Imperative of Nuclear Disarmament: Broadening International Understanding of the Humanitarian Consequences of Nuclear Explosive Testing and Nuclear War.”

The #TPNW Stakeholders’ Engagement provided a platform for dialogue among government, regional and continental institutions, international organisations, scientific and academic experts and civil society to deepen understanding of the devastating humanitarian, health, environmental and socioeconomic consequences of nuclear explosive testing and nuclear war, while highlighting the enduring and intergenerational impact on affected communities.

Discussions also focused on the relationship between the TPNW, international humanitarian law and the broader international legal framework governing nuclear weapons.

 Our appreciation to the International Committee of the Red Cross #ICRC for their support in hosting this important engagement. @ICRC_SAfrica @ICRC_Africa @SarahMabeza
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Delighted to be back with the Lesotho National IHL Committee in freezing Maseru discussing their role in promoting and respecting #IHL
Yesterday, @ICRC_SAfrica and @LesothoRedCross held a session with the #Lesotho National IHL Committee on core #IHL and humanitarian principles—exploring ways to save lives, prevent violations, and promote respect for IHL and human rights in conflict and violence.
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Sarah Mabeza @SarahMabeza
The relationship between academics and the Tool on African Traditions & the Preservation of Humanity in Warfare is a vibrant one - the Tool can be used in teaching , and academics and researchers can contribute to the Tool's development. Grateful for our partnership with @go2uj!
To mark #AfricaDay, we partnered with @go2uj for a panel discussion on how African traditions can reduce war’s impact on civilians. Students & academics agreed such practices exist and emphasized the need for armed actors to follow these traditional rules in conflict.
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