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This is a Doctrinal study (also classified as: Non-Doctrinal).

September 10, 2025East African Journal of Law and EthicsOpen Access

Rights of Civilian Population When Counter-Terrorism during the Armed Conflict on War in Gaza

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This analysis examines the enforcement of international humanitarian law on civilian populations, highlighting its implications during conflicts like Gaza.

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The paper emphasizes how international humanitarian law protects civilian populations during armed conflict, ensuring their rights are upheld.
Key findings show that adherence to the Geneva Convention is crucial in safeguarding civilians, especially amid the Israel-Hamas conflict.
It employs doctrinal and non-doctrinal methods to analyze the obligations of state parties under international humanitarian law, using various reports and statistics.
The conclusion highlights the necessity for humane treatment of civilians, reinforcing their fundamental rights despite the complexities of armed conflict.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1b19354b1d3bfb60e8a64 https://doi.org/10.37284/eajle.8.1.3420

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This analysis examines the enforcement of international humanitarian law on civilian populations, highlighting its implications during conflicts like Gaza.

Rights of Civilian Population When Counter-Terrorism during the Armed Conflict on War in Gaza

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Rights of Civilian Population When Counter-Terrorism during the Armed Conflict on War in Gaza

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