The Campaign To Stop Killer Robots Global Meeting Resources
Wednesday 24 March 2021
13:00 - 17:00 GMT
| Doc | Resource File | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Key resource: structuring a treaty on autonomous weapons to respond to concerns (HU) | This Article 36 leaflet, published in October 2020 in Magyar, explains a basic model of how a treaty to address autonomous weapons could be structured, and illustrates how that structure responds to the problems that increased autonomy in weapons systems raise. | ||
| Vision and Values | Find here the Vision & Values document for the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots (English). | ||
| Key resource: structuring a treaty on autonomous weapons to respond to concerns (NL) | This Article 36 leaflet, published in October 2020 in Spanish, explains a basic model of how a treaty to address autonomous weapons could be structured, and illustrates how that structure responds to the problems that increased autonomy in weapons systems raise. | ||
| Participant’s Guide | Please read this guide before the beginning of the 2021 Global Meeting on how to participate successfully and get the most out of this meeting (English). | ||
| Strategy 2021-2022 (ES) | Find here the Strategy 2021/2022 document for the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots (Spanish) | ||
| Strategy 2021-2022 (FR) | Find here the Strategy 2021/2022 document for the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots (French) | ||
| Key Elements of a Treaty on Fully Autonomous Weapons (PT) | What could a treaty on fully autonomous weapons cover? Find out in the Portuguese-language Treaty Elements paper here. | ||
| Campaigner’s Kit (ES) | Whether you’re a new campaigner or seasoned in the work, this English-language kit will tell you what you need to know to take action (Spanish). | ||
| Key Elements of a Treaty on Fully Autonomous Weapons (EN) | What could a treaty on fully autonomous weapons cover? Find out in the English-language Treaty Elements paper here. | ||
| Key resource: structuring a treaty on autonomous weapons to respond to concerns (ES) | This Article 36 leaflet, published in October 2020 in Spanish, explains a basic model of how a treaty to address autonomous weapons could be structured, and illustrates how that structure responds to the problems that increased autonomy in weapons systems raise. | ||
| Stopping Killer Robots: Country Positions on Banning Fully Autonomous Weapons and Retaining Human Control | This English-language Human Rights Watch report was published in August 2020. It elaborates country positions on banning fully autonomous weapons and retaining human control (English). | ||
| New Weapons, Proven Precedent: Elements of and Models for a Treaty on Killer Robots | This English-language Human Rights Watch report was published in October 2020. It outlines key elements for a future treaty to maintain meaningful human control over the use of force and identifies legal and policy precedent for each of the proposed treaty elements. | ||
| Code of Conduct | The Code of Conduct lays out the rules for participating in the 2021 Global Meeting. Upon registration, participants of the meeting agree to abide by the Code of Conduct (English). | ||
| Frequently Asked Questions: Key Elements of a Treaty on Fully Autonomous Weapons | Got some questions about the Treaty Elements paper? Read our Frequently Asked Questions here (English). | ||
| Strategy 2021-2022 | Find here the Strategy 2021/2022 document for the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots (English) | ||
| Lobbying 101 in Digital Diplomacy Times | Everything you ever needed to know about Lobbying 101 in times of digital diplomacy (English). | ||
| Zoom Guide | Please read this guide to Zoom before participating in the global meeting to ensure best practice and meeting etiquette (English). | ||
| Key Elements of a Treaty on Fully Autonomous Weapons (ES) | What could a treaty on fully autonomous weapons cover? Find out in the Spanish-language Treaty Elements paper here. | ||
| Key resource: structuring a treaty on autonomous weapons to respond to concerns (EN) | This Article 36 leaflet, published in October 2020 in English, explains a basic model of how a treaty to address autonomous weapons could be structured, and illustrates how that structure responds to the problems that increased autonomy in weapons systems raise. | ||
| Vision and Values (FR) | Find here the Vision & Values document for the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots (French). | ||
| Campaigner’s Kit (EN) | Whether you’re a new campaigner or seasoned in the work, this English-language kit will tell you what you need to know to take action (English). | ||
| Campaigner’s Kit (FR) | Whether you’re a new campaigner or seasoned in the work, this English-language kit will tell you what you need to know to take action (French). | ||
| Vision and Values (ES) | Find here the Vision & Values document for the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots (Spanish). | ||
| Key Elements of a Treaty on Fully Autonomous Weapons (FR) | What could a treaty on fully autonomous weapons cover? Find out in the French-language Treaty Elements paper here. | ||
| Key resource: structuring a treaty on autonomous weapons to respond to concerns (DE) | This Article 36 leaflet, published in October 2020 in German, explains a basic model of how a treaty to address autonomous weapons could be structured, and illustrates how that structure responds to the problems that increased autonomy in weapons systems raise. | ||