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In situations of armed conflict, humanitarian law provides the legal framework for protecting civilians and regulating the conduct of hostilities. It represents a cornerstone of international law dedicated to minimizing suffering in war. International Humanitarian Law examines the origins, principles, and contemporary challenges of the laws of war. The book discusses the Geneva Conventions, the protection of noncombatants, and the legal status of combatants and prisoners of war. It also explores issues such as asymmetric warfare and the role of international organizations. By connecting theory to practice, it equips students and practitioners with a strong grasp of humanitarian law's relevance to global peace and security.
