Fabrice Weissman, directeur d'études à MSF-Crash, présente le livre "Secourir sans périr. La sécurité humanitaire à l'ère de la gestion des risques", co-dirigé avec Michaël Neuman (CNRS, 2016).

The ‘War crimes and politics of terror in Chechnya 1994-2004’ case study describes the constraints, questions and dilemmas experienced by MSF while speaking out during the two Russian-Chechen wars and the following years of ‘normalization’. 

The document analyses and describes the different initiatives, experiences and positions that MSF has had with regard to international investigations and judicial proceedings.

This Cahier du CRASH by Xavier Crombé combines a study of the experience and positions of MSF vis-à-vis occupation contexts since the 1980s, and the minutes of a talk organised by the 'Fondation MSF' in January 2006 on "Humanitarian action in situations of occupation". 

For nearly two decades, François Jean practiced humanitarian action based on a deep, pragmatic desire to understand, constant self-questioning, and broad intellectual curiosity. It will be clear to anyone reading his collected works, From Ethiopia to Chechnya: Reflections on Humanitarian Action, 1988-1999, that his writings resonate with dilemmas we face today.

For nearly two decades, François Jean practiced humanitarian action based on a deep, pragmatic desire to understand, constant self-questioning, and broad intellectual curiosity. It will be clear to anyone reading his collected works, From Ethiopia to Chechnya: Reflections on Humanitarian Action, 1988-1999, that his writings resonate with dilemmas we face today.

Rony Brauman met en question le bien-fondé et les modalités du concept de « droit d'ingérence ».

During the planning stages of military intervention in Iraq, humanitarian organizations were offered U.S. government funds to join the Coalition and operate uneder the umbrella of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Guerres, famines, épidémies, pauvreté... ces tragédies continuent à faire la une de nos journaux. Face à ces situations de crise, l'action des organisation humanitaires est de plus en plus complexe. La question de leur rôle, de l'absence de volonté politique des gouvernements, des responsabilités de la communauté internationale face aux crimes de guerre et aux violations des droits de l'homme, sont au centre  des préoccupations contemporaines des acteurs humanitaires.

Rony Brauman analyse les dérives d'une éventuelle classification des souffrances humaines à l'aune du génocide nazi.