Armed Conflict

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When Non-State Armed Groups Enter the International Law Arena: Why Do the Laws of War Bind Them?

Jann K. Kleffner's legal analysis examines why non-state armed groups remain strictly bound by international humanitarian law during non-international armed…

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Non-State Armed Groups in the Mirror of International Law: Legal Lessons from a Special Issue of the International Review of the Red Cross

This article examines the legal duties and accountability of non-state armed groups through the analysis of a special issue of…

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In Search of Lasting Peace: The Future of Iranian Kurdish Parties and Opportunities for Ending Armed Conflict

Adel Karim, an Iraqi Kurdish legal expert, analyzes the critical geopolitical and security shifts forcing Iranian Kurdish opposition parties in…

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Introducing the “Paris Principles on the Participation of Children in Armed Conflict”

59 countries signed the Paris Principles and Paris Commitments, which outline a practical approach to prevent the use of child…

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