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   What is a non international armed conflict?

   • A non-international (or "internal") armed conflict refers to a situation of violence involving protracted armed confrontations between government forces and one or more organized armed groups, or between such groups themselves, arising on the territory of a State. How is the term "Armed Conflict" defined in international humanitarian law?

   Internal conflicts or other situations of violence – what is the

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   Are non-international armed conflicts considered customary international law?

   • Even those rules of the IHL of non-international armed conflicts considered customary international law would normally be binding only on States. The obligations of the States parties include responsibility for all those who can be considered as their agents.

   Non-international armed conflict | How does law protect in war

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   Does international law apply to non-international armed conflict?

   • Article 8.2(e)(ix) of the Statute of the International Criminal Court applies the prohibition to non-international armed conflict, limiting it to killing and wounding. The prohibition in that form is well accepted as customary international law with regard to both international and non-international armed conflict. 73 See also ICC, art. 8.2(e)(ix).

   The Manual on the Law of Non-International Armed Conflict

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   Does international humanitarian law apply in a non-international armed conflict?

   • In a non-international armed conflict – or internal conflict – international humanitarian law applies. This body of law aims to limit the methods and means of warfare, and to protect people who are not, or no longer, taking part in the hostilities.

   Internal conflicts or other situations of violence – what is the

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   Learn the definition, requirements and examples of non-international armed conflicts under international humanitarian law. Explore the legal sources, cases and challenges related to this type of conflict.

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   A non-international armed conflict is a situation of violence involving protracted armed confrontations between government forces and one or more organized armed groups, or between such groups themselves, arising on the territory of a State. The ICRC explains the legal criteria, consequences and obligations of such conflicts, and the difference with other forms of violence.

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   Learn about the legal differences and similarities between international and non-international armed conflicts, and the challenges of applying humanitarian law in practice. Explore the sources, principles and rules of IHL applicable to non-international armed conflicts, and their evolution over time.

5. www.humanrightsvoices.org › assets › attachmentsThe Manual on the Law of Non-International Armed Conflict

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   a. Non-international armed conflicts are armed confrontations occurring within the territory of a single State and in which the armed forces of no other State are engaged against the central government. b. Internal disturbances and tensions (such as riots, isolated and sporadic acts of violence, or other acts of a similar nature) do not amount ...

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   Oct 29, 2010 · Learn about the international treaties that protect people affected by non-international armed conflicts, such as civil wars or internal conflicts. Find out the rules, the scope and the status of the Geneva Conventions and their Additional Protocols.

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   A non-international armed conflict occurs when protracted violence takes place in the territory of a State between its armed forces and organised armed groups or between such groups.

9. www.icrc.org › en › documentHow is "Armed Conflict" defined in IHL? | ICRC

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   Apr 16, 2024 · The legal classification of armed conflict – determining whether a situation of violence is an international armed conflict (IAC) or a non-international armed conflict (NIAC) under international humanitarian law (IHL) – is key for understanding what rules of IHL apply to that specific context.