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Frequently Asked Questions: IHL and the escalating conflict in the Middle East
Three fundamental principles of IHL regulate the conduct of hostilities, i.e. the fighting between the parties to the conflict: distinction, proportionality and precautions. These are customary in nature and must be complied with in all circumstances by all parties – States, non-state armed groups and civilians taking a direct part in hostilities – in all armed conflicts –
Frequently Asked Questions: IHL and the escalating conflict in the Middle East
Three fundamental principles of IHL regulate the conduct of hostilities, i.e. the fighting between the parties to the conflict: distinction, proportionality and precautions. These are customary...
Sudan’s Escalating Conflict: Drones, External Support, and the Path to Accountability
Nearly three years into Sudan’s conflict, escalating drone strikes and external arms support have created the world’s largest humanitarian emergency. Experts warn of potential...
Serbia and Montenegro: 150 Years of Trust, Humanity and Service
Throughout their history, the humanitarian action of these National Societies has supported those most in need notably during the Balkan Wars, the two World...
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The City of Geneva is naming 10 streets after women | City of Geneva
Women are largely under-represented in street names around Geneva, despite making a significant contribution to the history of the canton and its municipalities. Of all streets named after people, only 7% refer to women.This observation, which is repeated the world over, is not compatible with present-day demands for equality. For women and their stories to be both...
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Frequently Asked Questions: IHL and the escalating conflict in the Middle East
Three fundamental principles of IHL regulate the conduct of hostilities, i.e. the fighting between the parties to the conflict: distinction, proportionality and precautions. These are customary...
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Sudan’s Escalating Conflict: Drones, External Support, and the Path to Accountability
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The 24th Red Cross International Humanitarian Law Moot (Asia-Pacific Region) Concludes Successfully Handong International Law School Crowned Champion
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