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How Do ICJ Cases Define State Responsibility For IHL Violations? Have you ever wondered how international courts determine whether a country is responsible for violations of humanitarian law during armed conflicts? In this informative video, we’ll explain the key principles used by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to assess state responsibility for breaches of the Laws of Armed Conflict and the Geneva Conventions. We’ll start by defining how courts link wrongful acts to states through the concept of attribution, focusing on the role of control and influence over military and armed groups. We’ll discuss how the ICJ evaluates whether a state had effective control over specific operations and how this influences responsibility. The video will also cover important cases like Nicaragua and the broader approach of the ICTY, which considers overall influence over armed groups even without direct control of every act. We’ll explain what obligations states have under international law, including protecting civilians and respecting the rules of warfare, and what happens when violations are confirmed. Whether you’re interested in international law, human rights, or conflict resolution, understanding how responsibility is assigned helps clarify the standards of accountability in complex conflicts. Join us for this detailed overview, and subscribe to our channel for more insights on international humanitarian law and justice.

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