Critical Information Infrastructure Protection in International Humanitarian Law by A. V. Korotkov, E. S. Zinovieva

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THE NUREMBERG TRIAL AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW: AN APPRAISAL by ANDREW BUYENGUM JACKSON, GAMBO NELSON

“…The post-Nuremberg trials of individuals under international humanitarian law provided a new order not only for the law of war but also for medical experimentation and Human Rights which will contribute to the burgeoning literature on   International Humanitarian Law and the law of war. …”
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An Examination of International Humanitarian Law of Armed Conflict: Perspective from the Legal Issues on War Crimes in Africa by NWALA Paul

“…The paper made use of archival materials, historical analysis and review of related literature documents to address the issue of international humanitarian laws on armed conflict as it should be sustained. …”
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SOME ASPECTS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW STANDARDS IN THE FIELD OF CAPTIVITY OF WAR IN RUSSIAN LEGISLATION AT THE PRESENT STAGE by Oleg S. Kiritsa

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Limits of deception in Islamic laws of war: the case of civilian disguises in suicide attacks by Fajri Matahati Muhammadin

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Man against machine: Debates in the expert community on the lethal autonomous systems by A. Yu. Lipova

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War crimes in the International Criminal and Humanitarian Law and in the Criminal Law of Ukraine: theoretical and practical aspects by S. V. Shcherbak

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THE PERSPECTIVES OF INTERNATIONAL REGULATION OF PRIVATE MILITARY AND SECURITY COMPANIES’ by M. A. Nebolsina, A. I. Nikitin

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Monitoring by the Ombudsman of Ukraine for compliance with the labor rights of civilians who have disappeared under special circumstances by Yu. F. Ivanov, M. V. Ivanova

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Rusya-Ukrayna Savaşı’nda Muhariplerin Eşitliği İlkesi by Ayşe Cebecioğlu Haldız

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Guaranteeing russia’s responsibility for war crimes in Ukraine: the information and legal aspect by О. Ya. Kovalchuk

“…The research methodology is based on a systematic analysis of current international legal norms and procedures in the field of international humanitarian law. The relevance of the work is due to the unprecedented scale of war crimes committed by russia in Ukraine and the need to bring the perpetrators to justice in order to restore justice. …”
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The effect of conflict on damage to medical facilities in Mariupol, Ukraine: A quasi-experimental study. by Danielle N Poole, Daniel Andersen, Nathaniel A Raymond, Jack Parham, Caitlin Howarth, Oona A Hathaway, Kaveh Khoshnood, Yale Humanitarian Research Lab

“…Medical facilities are civilian objects specially protected by international humanitarian law. Despite the need for systematic documentation of the effects of war on medical facilities for judiciary accountability, current methods for surveilling damage to protected civilian objects during ongoing armed conflict are insufficient. …”
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Addressing limited access to water sanitation and hygiene in Gaza strip shelters during conflict by Samer Abuzerr, Kate Zinszer

“…This article underscores the urgent need for stakeholders to mobilize resources and enhance WASH services in accordance with international humanitarian law and human rights principles. Additionally, it advocates for research to understand the factors contributing to the WASH crisis in conflict-affected settings, aiming to inform targeted interventions and protect the health and dignity of displaced populations. …”
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Addressing Challenges and Development in Enforcing International Laws on Child Soldiers: The Need for Legal Reform by Obinna Nnanna Okereke, Uche Nnawulezi, Salim Bashir Magashi, Septhian Eka Adiyatma, Kasim Balarabe

“…It argues that, despite several prohibitive norms established in International Humanitarian Law (IHL), International Human Rights Law (IHRL), the International Labour Organization (ILO), and International Criminal Law (ICL), their application or enforcement against child soldiering remains ineffective and inadequate due to numerous impediments and challenges. …”
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Fine as a type of disciplinary penalty against prisoners of war by Yu. V. Orel

“…The article examines national legislation and international legal acts operating in the field of international humanitarian law, in particular, regarding the treatment of prisoners of war. …”
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Special International Tribunal on the investigation of the russian aggression against Ukraine: legal analysis, international jurisdiction and challenges by A. V. Voitsikhovskyi, O. S. Bakumov

“…It has been noted that the establishment of a Special International Tribunal to investigate the crime of russian aggression against Ukraine should become an effective mechanism for investigating and documenting violations of International Human Rights Law and International Humanitarian Law committed by russia on the territory of Ukraine with the identification of those responsible; compensation for victims and restoration of justice for the Ukrainian people from russia's full-scale armed attack; deterrence of aggressive and destabilising actions of the russian federation, which violates the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine. …”
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Concept of effective Control among the Means of Restoring National Security of Ukraine by O. V. Cherviakova, R. V. Sytnyk, M. M. Honcharenko

“…In particular, the United Nations International Court of Justice and the European Court of Human Rights are actively working with the concepts of effective and general control to deal with cases of violating human rights, international humanitarian law on the territories of armed conflict. …”
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Countering hostile sabotage and reconnaissance groups by the National Police of Ukraine units in the context of martial law by M. O. Borovyk

“…The article also provides a list of objects of the warring parties which, according to international humanitarian law, may be subject to damage. The organisational features of the basics for defensive combat by the units of the ground forces of certain countries, in particular, the Federal Republic of Germany and the United States of America, are considered. …”
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Navigating challenges, solutions and requirements in the provision of trauma care in conflict settings by humanitarian actors: a scoping literature review by Nikolaos Markou-Pappas, Luca Ragazzoni, Claudia Truppa, Flavio Salio, Francesco Barone-Adesi, Hamdi Lamine

“…Abstract Background The evolving nature of irregular warfare and the increasingly frequent violations of human rights law and international humanitarian law pose unique challenges for humanitarian actors delivering trauma care in conflict settings. …”
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