[PDF] Top 20 Armed Conflict and Humanitarian Crisis in Syria

... Available online: https://edupediapublications.org/journals/index.php/IJR/ P a g e | 923 Ciezadlo (2013) provides a historical guide to the current crisis in Syria. He explains that there is interplay ... See full document

... such conflict the time to address that conflict would be when it arises in the concrete case, not as an abstract (and frankly very unlikely) theoretical ... See full document

... emergency humanitarian and healthcare provisions would often be erected away from known mili- tary operations to reduce the amount of fi re fi ght and con- fl ict that surrounded ...Now, armed forces see ... See full document

... Multiple armed conflicts throughout the world are profoundly impacting the physical and mental health of children. The conflict in Gaza, Syria’s civil war, the targeting of children in Iraq, the kidnapping and ... See full document

... of armed conflicts and noted that armed conflicts are basically grouped into two – international and ...as armed conflicts and such situations covers acts of terrorism, riots, sporadic acts of ... See full document

... The war has brought untold and a unimageble tragedies to men, women, children and aged people. Hundreds and hundreds of people were mowed down for reason not known to them and for no fault of their own. Even world’s most ... See full document

... an armed group conducting operations from another State does not automatically trigger an interna- tional armed conflict simply because it is non-consensual, or because the existence of consent is ... See full document

... The war has brought untold and a unimageble tragedies to men, women, children and aged people. Hundreds and hundreds of people were mowed down for reason not known to them and for no fault of their own. Even world’s most ... See full document

... its conflict zones officially makes it difficult for humanitarian organisations – such as ICRC, to ...the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act of 1958 is still applicable in many areas of the ... See full document

... children’s rights discourse. On the one hand, international human rights law protects juveniles. On the other hand, international human rights law emancipates and empowers juveniles. We need to do better at building a ... See full document

... Was it an international armed conflict thereby requiring compliance by all Parties to the Convention, or was it a non-international armed conflict, in which case only the minimal protect[r] ... See full document

... non-international armed conflict with al-Qaeda and its associated ...the conflict with Al ...an armed conflict with Al Qaeda without specifying whether that conflict is an IAC or ... See full document

... The opinions shared in this paper are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the U.S.. Naval War College, the Dept[r] ... See full document

... of humanitarian and development approaches is reflected in practical operational ...timely humanitarian intervention, in spite of recognised continued needs of the population and con- tinued weakness of the ... See full document

... 38 But these norms do not apply to purely internal conflicts, in which non-state actors are subject only to the criminal laws of the state in whose territory the conflict occurs and to a[r] ... See full document

... It was not likely to be impressed by the legal dichotomy between international (interstate) and internal armed conflicts so far as the imposition of norms of human[r] ... See full document

... Review of scholarly work: education and armed conflict Section 1: Provision of education in developing countries.. Section 2: Armed conflict.[r] ... See full document

... Certainly, it is true that, for almost a decade, US and coalition forces have been involved in ongoing and seemingly unending conflicts increasingly waged in densely populated urban areas. Both Iraq and Afghanistan have ... See full document

... on Armed Violence and ...reduce armed violence and its negative impact on socio-­‐economic and human development, including by supporting initiatives “to measure the human, social and economic costs of ... See full document

... other humanitarian activities with the consent of the parties to the conflict may also be made in other situations, includ- ing where the civilian population is not inadequately provided with supplies ... See full document