This essay focuses on investigating the various legal lacunas that emerge when the current international framework is extended to non-international armed conflicts (NIACs) to hold NAGs responsible for the destruction of cultural heritage.

This article examines the impact of armed conflicts on intangible cultural heritage, and tries to assess the effectiveness of IHL in protecting intangible cultural heritage

This essay examines how international humanitarian law with regards to cultural property has developed over time; how it currently operates; and whether the regime is sufficient in actually protecting cultural property during armed conflict.