Speaker Series: A Humanitarian Approach to International Space Law
- Earth & Space Sciences,
- Technology
- Indoor Event,
- Performance/Talk
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- Families,
- Adults
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When individuals think of humanitarian aid and international law, it normally is not in application to outer space. Space law is an emerging field as many nations are extending there influence beyond what lies on earth. The Red Cross Youth Action Campaign at UNC-Chapel Hill presents a speaker series on "Space Law and Armed Conflict," featuring experts in international law, military ethics, and space policy. The panel will include Phil Cameron, a renowned legal expert on space law; General Dunlap, a retired military officer with extensive experience in the intersection of armed conflict and legal frameworks; Johnathan Wiener, a distinguished scholar specializing in the regulation of emerging technologies and their implications for warfare; and Faith Austin, a Robertson scholar at UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke University studying history and international comparative studies, and an ROTC cadet. Together, they will engage in a thought-provoking discussion about the evolving challenges and legal considerations of warfare in outer space, emphasizing the importance of upholding international humanitarian law in this new frontier. This event promises to offer valuable insights for young leaders interested in the future of both space exploration and conflict resolution in this developing field.
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- Teens,
- Families,
- Adults