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- Protection of Civilians | How does law protect in war . . .
What are the rules governing the protection of civilians under international humanitarian law (IHL)? What protection does the law afford to women? Children? Refugees? Internally displaced persons (IDPs)? What challenges do civilians face in current armed conflicts? In today’s armed conflict civilians are often the most affected category of
- International Framework to Protect Civilians during Armed . . .
United Nations officials and humanitarians alike warned that the international framework created to protect civilians during armed conflict is itself under attack during a day-long
- Protected persons: Civilians | ICRC
Protecting civilians and their property during armed conflict is therefore a cornerstone of international humanitarian law (IHL) IHL also provides additional protections for particularly vulnerable civilian groups, such as women, children and displaced people Civilians must be protected
- Protection in Armed Conflict - UNHCR
Protection in armed conflict is firmly grounded in international humanitarian law (IHL), which sets out rules and standards for the conduct of armed conflicts It is also entrenched in the collective security framework outlined in the UN Charter
- Protection of Civilians in War: The Role of International . . .
International Humanitarian Law (IHL) is a compilation of laws aimed at limiting the consequences of armed conflict for humanitarian purposes It safeguards those that are not or are no longer
- OHCHR: Protecting human rights during conflict situations
International human rights law and international humanitarian law share the goal of preserving the dignity and humanity of all A key thematic pillar of OHCHR’s Management Plan is to work to prevent human rights violations in situations of conflict and insecurity
- Protection of Civilians under International Humanitarian Law
During a war or armed conflict, most victims turn out to be civilians Thus, it becomes the cornerstone of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) to protect these civilians This protection isn’t limited to their life, but also extend to the protection of their public and private property
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