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How Do You Classify Non-state Armed Groups Under IHL? Have you ever wondered how non-state armed groups are classified under international humanitarian law (IHL)? In this informative video, we'll explain the key factors that determine whether these groups are subject to IHL regulations. We’ll start by discussing the criteria used to assess the organization and level of violence of such groups. You'll learn how their command structure, military capabilities, and conduct during conflicts influence their classification. We will also cover how the duration of fighting, types of weapons used, and impact on civilians play a role in this process. Additionally, the video explains how controlling territory and forming alliances can affect the legal obligations of these groups. We’ll highlight how individuals within these groups can still be held accountable for war crimes, regardless of classification. Understanding these principles helps promote respect for humanitarian standards and ensures protection for civilians caught in internal conflicts. Whether you're interested in international law, conflict resolution, or human rights, this video provides clear insights into how non-state armed groups are evaluated under IHL. Join us for this essential overview and subscribe to our channel for more content on international humanitarian law and conflict-related topics.

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