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How Does IHL Apply To States And Linked Armed Groups? Are you curious about how international rules of war are applied to different parties involved in conflicts? In this video, we explain the fundamental principles of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and how it governs the conduct of states and armed groups during armed conflicts. We will clarify who the main actors are under IHL, including states and linked armed groups, and how their responsibilities differ based on their level of control over armed factions. You’ll learn about the Geneva Conventions and their role in protecting civilians, prisoners, and the wounded. We also discuss the standards used to determine the responsibility of states for the actions of armed groups, such as overall control and effective control. Additionally, we cover the legal obligations that armed groups have once they participate in hostilities, including the importance of respecting civilian protections. The video highlights the importance of state oversight and the legal consequences of supporting armed groups that violate international rules. Protecting civilians remains a shared priority for both states and armed groups, and violations can lead to serious legal repercussions. Whether you are interested in international law, conflict resolution, or humanitarian efforts, this overview provides essential knowledge about the application of IHL in modern conflicts.

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