The Dos and Don’ts of War

Devasheesh Bais, Fellow, Centre for International Law Research and Policy (CILRAP)

17-Jul-23 14:00

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War, a concept as old as human civilization itself, has played a prominent role in shaping our history. While we continue to push for a world without war, one has to sadly acknowledge that it isn’t the world we live in today. So, amidst the chaos and devastation war brings, the necessity arises to distinguish between the ethical and the immoral. So, what are the Dos and Don’ts of war?

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Categories: international, Law/Activism, controversies

Tags: war, armed conflict, international humanitarian law, international law,

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