Anthony Dworkin

From Ethical Politics

Anthony Dworkin is executive director of the Crimes of War Project, an NGO that promotes public awareness of the international laws that regulate armed conflict. He co-edited the book Crimes of War: What the Public Should Know (revised edition, 2007) and has written widely on human rights and international humanitarian law.

He is also a senior policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, where he leads ECFR's work on democracy, human rights and justice. He is a contributing editor of the British magazine Prospect, a member of the Terrorism/Counter-Terrorism Advisory Committee of Human Rights Watch, and a visiting lecturer in the Masters Programme on Genocide and Human Rights at the University of Siena.

He was formerly a producer and reporter with BBC current affairs.

Responsible for defining :-

• Humanitarian Law
• International Justice
• Intervention