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Essay On Non International Armed Conflict

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Introduction: Non-international armed conflict means, conflict and violence occurs within a state. It usually a conflict between the military and other organized armed groups in the concerned state. For example. Armed conflict does not include political conflict or a sudden one time riot. The conflict and violence has to be consistent to be considered as a non-international armed conflict. In the other hand, International Humanitarian law is somewhat similar to the ;Responsibility to protect’ , that both protects people in a situation of armed conflict. But there are many differences as well. We would see the differences in the following table:-
The Responsibility to Protect (R2P) aimed to protect the world’s most vulnerable populations from the most dreadful international crimes: That are, genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity …show more content…

International Humanitarian Law Responsibility to protect

• IHL has a set of laws that works on limiting the effects of armed conflict on both the people and objects.
• IHL applies only at the time of armed conflict, It applies to both International and non-international armed conflict.
• It manages the method of warfare and protects certain people like civilians and whoever left the combatant group .
• It applies equally to both the side of parties, who are conflicting with each other. It does not prejudice that who had initiated the armed conflict.
• IHL takes precautious methods.
• Legally binding by customary law and treaties.
• IHL protects civilian objects such as hospitals, ambulances, those things necessary for survival such as water installations and significant pieces of cultural

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