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Yousuf Syed Khan is a media commentator on international law, starvation as a method of warfare, and related issues. He has been quoted in or appeared live on outlets such as Reuters, BBC World, CNN, The Washington Post, The Guardian, Al Jazeera, Deutsche Welle, and France 24, among other international press and broadcast media.
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EnquireEJIL: The Podcast!
Invited as a co-guest to discuss contemporary challenges to IHL, including non-compliance, conflict asymmetry, the uneven distribution of power and vulnerability, and the updated GC IV Commentary.
Beyond Compliance Consortium | In Conversation Podcast
Invited as a co-guest to discuss starvation as a method of warfare and famine, alongside Alex de Waal (The Fletcher School, Tufts University).
Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights | In and Around War(s) Podcast
Invited guest to discuss starvation as a method of warfare, forced displacement in starvation contexts, and the use of siege-like tactics.
The Washington Post
CNN
The Washington Post
Newsweek
The Independent
The Independent
Al Jazeera
The Globe and Mail
The Independent
CNN
Yousuf Syed Khan joins Bianca Nobilo.
BBC World
MSN
The Guardian
The Telegraph
Reuters
Deutsche Welle
Reuters
Al Jazeera
France24
CNN
CNBC
la Repubblica
Intervista a Yousuf Syed Khan, esperto in Medio Oriente per il think tank americano Atlantic Council
Anadolu Agency
The National
The World
CNN Portugal
CNN Brasil
The Centre for a European Future (CEF)
Euromaidan Press
Chills, by Lauren Wolfe
Genocide Watch
AgriPortal
Podrobytsi (Інтер)
Докази спланованої крадіжки зерна увійдуть в подання до МКС проти рф
Daily Mail
The National
Seznam Zprávy
A profile of my work on Ukraine featured in the Czech news.
Justiceinfo.net
Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine (Suspilne)
Not once through the 85-day offensive was there any pause in which they allowed humanitarian aid to enter Mariupol. There were numerous opportunities for Russian forces to alleviate civilian suffering, he said, but they failed to do so.
The IDF would not comment on the military advantage sought or achieved. 'What was the urgency? This is not yet being demonstrated,' said Yousuf Syed Khan, a senior lawyer with Global Rights Compliance, a law firm, who has drafted U.N. reports on siege warfare.
Packed community venues offering food are deliberately targeted during peak visiting hours, either to deprive residents of their sustenance value, or simply to sow and spread terror.
Putin could bear responsibility for having committed the acts directly, jointly with others and/or through others, and for a failure to exercise proper control over Russian military or others accused of specific criminal acts.
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