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Why Assessing “Organization” and “Intensity” Determines the Legal Rights of War Victims

Determining whether an armed group's conduct is governed by international humanitarian law or human rights law depends on establishing the…

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When War Knows No Law: Why Non-State Armed Groups Are Obligated to Protect Civilians

An analytical report by IKHRW based on research by Professor Sonia Hernández Pradas details the legal obligations of non-state armed…

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Redefining the Child Soldier: Beyond the Battlefield to Systemic Exploitation

Modern human rights law redefines child soldier recruitment beyond front-line combat, recognizing that recruitment, ideological training, and auxiliary roles within…

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Restoring Human Standards in Kurdish Conflict Zones

Amnesty International’s latest report exposes how political agendas undermine civilian safety in conflict zones. Discover why protecting Kurdish families requires…

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Who Answers When Children Die in Military Camps?

The tragic deaths of underage recruits in Komala camps spark urgent questions about child safety. Discover why Kurdish armed groups…

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The Right to Education: The First Casualty of Kurdish Child Recruitment

Kurdish armed groups continue to systematically strip children of their future. Discover how child recruitment destroys the fundamental right to…

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Erasing the Victims: Interpol Red Notices and the Test of Justice for Kurdish Armed Groups

Do debates over Interpol notices against Kurdish armed group leaders sideline the actual victims? Discover why true human rights accountability…

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National Security vs. Human Rights: Balancing State Power and Global Law

Does national security require sacrificing human rights, or are they two sides of the same coin? Explore how international law…

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