

Siege Warfare and Civilian Evacuations
Feb 28, 2025
Laurie Blank, a clinical professor at Emory University School of Law and author of *International Conflict and Security Law*, delves into the complexities of civilian evacuations during urban warfare. She discusses the vital legal obligations and humanitarian needs when cities become battlefields. The conversation covers the challenges faced by military forces in protecting civilians, the moral responsibilities involved, and the role of humanitarian organizations. Laurie also highlights the intricacies of siege warfare and the urgent need to uphold legal standards while ensuring civilian safety.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating Urban Warfare and Civilian Protection
02:16 • 7min
Navigating Urban Warfare and Civilians
09:28 • 18min
The Challenges of Civilian Safety in Conflict Zones
27:20 • 5min
The Role of Humanitarian Organizations in Civilian Evacuations
32:13 • 4min
Navigating Civilian Evacuations in Urban Warfare
36:14 • 5min
Siege Warfare: Legal and Humanitarian Challenges
40:54 • 25min