Expert

Stacey Pizzino

Harm to Civilians

Humanitarian Law/Human Rights

Landmines and Cluster Munitions

Researcher | University of Queensland

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Stacey Pizzino is a researcher at the University of Queensland holding a PhD in Public Health and Epidemiology. Her research focuses on the harms arising from armed conflict, climate change and disasters. Pizzino's recent research on the direct health impacts of explosive ordnance resulted in the world’s largest epidemiological analysis examining over 100,000 casualties across 17 countries.

Featured Publications

Four Years On, Settlement or Attrition in Ukraine

SANE Policy Institute | February 26, 2026.

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Withdrawal Without Accountability: The UAE's Unanswered Crimes in Yemen

DAWN | February 25, 2026.

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New global study: long after war, injuries from landmines and explosives kill nearly 4 in 10 victims

The Conversation | February 25, 2026.

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Publications

Four Years On, Settlement or Attrition in Ukraine
SANE Policy Institute | February 26, 2026.
Withdrawal Without Accountability: The UAE's Unanswered Crimes in Yemen
DAWN | February 25, 2026.
New global study: long after war, injuries from landmines and explosives kill nearly 4 in 10 victims
The Conversation | February 25, 2026.
Weapons, Private Military and Security Companies, and International Law: A Critical Analysis of the Fifth Draft of the United Nations Instrument on PMSCs
Geneva Academy | February 24, 2026.
Europe’s fragmented rearmament undermines its own security
Euractiv | February 21, 2026.
A multi-country epidemiological analysis of mortality from landmines and other explosive ordnance
Communications Medicine | February 19, 2026.
80 years since the end of World War II, a dangerous legacy lingers in the Pacific
The Conversation | September 1, 2025.