International Laws of Warfare and Civilian Protection

This chapter examines the international legal framework governing warfare, particularly the Geneva Conventions, which focus on the protection of civilians and non-combatants. It addresses the complexities of military actions in conflict zones, emphasizing the principles of proportionality and the legal ramifications of targeting civilian infrastructure. The discussion extends to the implications of collective punishment and the challenges of enforcing international laws amid ongoing conflicts, using current geopolitical examples for context.

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