International Humanitarian Law, Public International Law
Category: International Humanitarian Law
10 Posts
Human Rights, International Criminal Law, International Humanitarian Law
Omens of destruction. Analysing the legality of forcing Palestinian detainees to witness the destruction of the Gaza Strip.
![Some 92 percent (436,000) of housing units in Gaza are destroyed or damaged, in addition to 80 percent of commercial facilities. [Mahmoud Isleem/Anadolu]](https://internationallaw.blog/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/aa-20250120-36803295-36803280-the_destruction_inflicted_by_the_israeli_army_on_jabalia-1737358355.webp?w=400&h=200&crop=1)
Critical perspective, International Criminal Law, International Humanitarian Law
The Gaza War: Media and Legal Opportunities
Human Rights, International Humanitarian Law
Has Israel Violated International Human Rights Law as an ‘Occupying Power’?
Climate and Environment, International Humanitarian Law
Urban Natural Environment: Yet Another Vulnerable Victim of Wars in Cities
Climate and Environment, International Humanitarian Law
Buddhist Ecologies in the Thai Paññāsa Jātaka: Emotion, Environment, and International Humanitarian Law
International Humanitarian Law, Public International Law
Autonomous Weapon Systems and the Changing Face of International Humanitarian Law
International Humanitarian Law, Public International Law
Impediment to Humanity in Yemen: Why Contemporary Blockades are Inherently Unlawful under International Law?
International Humanitarian Law, Public International Law
Drones and International Humanitarian Law: Compliance with the Rules of Jus in Bello
International Criminal Law, International Humanitarian Law, Public International Law
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