Protection of cultural property during war is an essential component of international humanitarian law, safeguarding the world’s shared cultural heritage amid conflict. Ensuring its preservation involves complex responsibilities assigned to states, non-state actors, and international organizations, prompting ongoing discussions about legal obligations and effective safeguarding measures. The Legal Framework for Protecting Cultural Property During War…

Child soldiers represent a profound violation of international law, raising critical questions about the protection of children during armed conflicts. How effective are legal frameworks in safeguarding vulnerable youth from recruitment and exploitation? International Humanitarian Law has evolved to address these concerns, establishing specific protections and obligations aimed at preventing the use of child soldiers…