Law of Non-International Armed Conflict

We invite submissions on the law of non-international armed conflict (NIAC) relating to the lack of combatant status in civil wars, the geographical scope of application of the law of NIAC, and the difference between Common Article 3 and Additional Protocol II NIACs.

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Law of Neutrality

Law of Occupation

Refugees and Armed Conflict

Islamic Law and International Humanitarian Law

Women and Children in Armed Conflict

Warfare Across Domains

International Humanitarian Law and Terrorism

International Humanitarian Law and Peacekeeping

International Humanitarian Law in Practice

Armed Conflict and Cultural Heritage

Climate and Conflict

Urbanization of Conflict

📍 Haiti | With 70% of health facilities forced to close due to ongoing armed violence, the few that remain open face an overwhelming burden as they struggle to meet the population’s growing health needs.

Ensuring access to health care remains an urgent and vital priority.

Our teams are returning from supporting a repatriation of human remains between Russia and Ukraine.

“Families deserve a chance to bury loved ones with dignity,” said Juan Pedro Schaerer, ICRC Head of Delegation in Kyiv.

“Today was a key step towards allowing that to happen.”

To support small business owners and boost their success and economic sustainability, the ICRC, in collaboration with the YRCS, organized vocational training for 100 beneficiaries in #Taiz and #Turbah, equipping them with essential business management and market analysis skills.

In eastern DR Congo, with medicine supplies exhausted and 40% fewer health workers, the sick and wounded, many injured by armed violence, face a harsh reality: they cannot receive the care they need.

We call for urgent action to ensure the continued functioning of healthcare…

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