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How Did Forgotten Cases Define IHL's Scope? Have you ever wondered how international humanitarian law (IHL) has evolved to better protect civilians and regulate armed conflicts? In this informative video, we'll explore how forgotten or overlooked cases have played a vital role in shaping the scope of IHL. We'll start by examining the early focus of the law on interstate wars and how gaps emerged with conflicts like civil wars and colonial struggles. We'll discuss the significance of key treaties such as the Geneva Conventions and how historical atrocities, like those committed during World War II, prompted the development of stronger protections for civilians. The video will also cover how the law addresses accountability for war crimes, including the importance of prosecuting crimes like genocide and torture, even years after they occur. Additionally, we'll look at how regions and conflicts previously left outside the law's reach have influenced its expansion. Finally, we'll highlight current challenges and ongoing violations in modern conflicts, emphasizing why continuous attention to all types of conflicts remains essential. Join us to understand how these overlooked cases have helped expand and clarify international humanitarian law, ensuring better protection and justice for those affected by war. Don't forget to subscribe for more insights on international law and human rights.

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