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Offline and in danger: the humanitarian consequences of connectivity disruptions
Offline and in danger: the humanitarian consequences of connectivity disruptions

As people around the world become increasingly reliant on digital and telecommunications networks to access essential services, contact loved ones, a…

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Photographing humanity: hope amid crisis in Myanmar
Photographing humanity: hope amid crisis in Myanmar

When a powerful earthquake struck Myanmar on 28 March 2025, it tore through communities already living under the shadow of armed conflict and chronic…

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Respect for the dead under Islamic law: considerations for humanitarian forensics
Respect for the dead under Islamic law: considerations for humanitarian forensics

In contemporary humanitarian crises, handling the dead presents significant practical and ethical challenges. With a significant number of armed conf…

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Verses of mercy: how Somali oral traditions can mitigate conflict and support IHL
Verses of mercy: how Somali oral traditions can mitigate conflict and support IHL

The universality of international humanitarian law (IHL) assumes that its principles transcend cultural, geographical, and political boundaries. Howe…

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Reaffirming IHL’s specific protection of hospitals
Reaffirming IHL’s specific protection of hospitals

In today’s armed conflicts, hospitals are increasingly being attacked or misused for military purposes, undermining one of international humanitarian…

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Eighty years on: honouring memory, upholding humanity
Eighty years on: honouring memory, upholding humanity

This year marks eight decades since the Holocaust, a defining moment of human suffering and moral failure. The memory of six million murdered Jews, a…

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The shifting battlefield: technology, tactics, and the risk of blurring lines in warfare
The shifting battlefield: technology, tactics, and the risk of blurring lines in warfare

The accelerating integration of emerging technologies into armed conflict is transforming not only the tools of war, but its tactics, geography, part…

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Complying with IHL in large-scale conflicts: detention operations in international armed conflicts
Complying with IHL in large-scale conflicts: detention operations in international armed conflicts

Large-scale detention operations in international armed conflicts (IACs) pose significant humanitarian, legal, and operational challenges. Internatio…

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From “total war” to “total defence”: tracing the origins of civilian involvement in armed conflict
From “total war” to “total defence”: tracing the origins of civilian involvement in armed conflict

When states adapt “total defence” strategies that mobilize entire populations in preparation for armed conflict, the line between civilian and combat…

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The imperative to protect water and water systems during armed conflict
The imperative to protect water and water systems during armed conflict

Amid the complexities of contemporary armed conflicts, damage to water infrastructure and the use of water as a means or method of warfare have devas…

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