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.

Categories

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

As a neutral intermediary,we can support the release & transport of detainees,hostages,or those who have been held captive back to their countries & regions of origin.

However,we can only do this once the parties to conflicts reach an agreement. Here’s what we do in a nutshell👇

“I hope I will hug him soon” Maryna's husband is a missing soldier. Across #Ukraine, thousands of families are waiting for news of their loved ones.

We are seeking to clarify the fate of 23,000 people on both sides of the Russia-Ukraine armed conflict.

Maryna’s story 👇🏽

“One of the pillars of Ramadan is abstaining from food & water from dawn until sunset. But for millions of Yemenis, skipping meals & going without food or water has become a feature of daily life"

#Yemen has faced almost a decade of war. @DaphneeMar, Head of Delegation shares👇🏽

Nearly 100,000 people, more than half of them children, have been displaced in a month due to armed violence in #CaboDelgado, #Mozambique.

This is taking place against the backdrop of a protracted cholera outbreak.

Read our news release 👇🏾

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