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2025
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University of Manchester academics cited in latest International Development Committee report – Protection Not Permission
The House of Common’s International Development Committee’s latest report reflects on and makes recommendations about the UK’s role in upholding international humanitarian law and aid delivery, drawing on work by our academics.
International Development Committee report
Evidence from academics at The University of Manchester has been cited in the latest report from the International Development Committee in the House of Commons.
The report references evidence from Dr Yusra Suedi and Professor Iain Scobbie from the Manchester International Law Centre (MILC), and Professor Bertrand Taithe, Professor Larissa Fast and Dr Stephanie Rinaldi at the Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute (HCRI).
Read the Committee's report: ‘Protection not permission: The UK’s Role in upholding international law and supporting the safe delivery of humanitarian aid’ - in full, alongside their recommendations for policymakers.
For more on HCRI, visit their website.
For more on MILC, visit their website.