FOR MEDICAL HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATIONS, MAKING THEIR SOURCES OF LEGITIMACY EXPLICIT IS A USEFUL EXERCISE, IN RESPONSE TO: misperceptions, concerns over the 'humanitarian space', controversies about specific humanitarian actions, challenges about resources allocation and moral suffering among humanitarian workers. This is also a difficult exercise, where normative criteria such as international ...

Should the United States, as the strongest military power in the world, be bound by stricter humanitarian constraints than its weaker adversaries? Would holding the U.S. to higher standards than the Taliban, Iraqi insurgents, or the North Korean army yield an overall greater humanitarian welfare or be otherwise justified on the basis of international justice theories? Or would it instead be an ...

Cultural Properties holds the rich heritage and is a matter of pride for entire mankind considered as property does not belong specifically to any religion, group or state. Despite this cultural has been attacked destroyed lot times either deliberately unintentionally during war. The instances destruction there in past also such cases are still increasing. course creates sense divide among peop...

Abstract What does proportionality reasoning mean for decision support in international humanitarian law ( ihl )? We first consider contemporary commentaries on as an analogue form of through a paradigmatic example. Over time, has changed from being rule-specific space discretionary making to much broader compromise-seeking within boundaries marked by law. Today, is master norm , remaking rules...

Abstract In this paper we introduce a computational control framework that can keep AI-driven military autonomous devices operating within the boundaries set by applicable rules of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) related to targeting. We discuss necessary legal tests and variables, structure hypothetical IHL-compliant targeting system.