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International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and the Use of Social Media in Armed Conflict: Case Study of the Anglophone Armed Conflict in Cameroon

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Analysis uncovers how social media complicates IHL compliance in armed conflict, suggesting significant risks for civilians.

Social media complicates compliance with IHL principles, blurring lines between combatants and civilians.
Misinformation and propaganda propagated through social media fuel violence and incite IHL violations.
State and non-state actors exploit social media for recruitment and intelligence, often breaching IHL obligations.
While social media can document abuses, it risks retaliation and presents challenges for accountability.

Tamboa Ketum Levis (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis uncovers how social media complicates IHL compliance in armed conflict, suggesting significant risks for civilians.

Social media complicates compliance with IHL principles, blurring lines between combatants and civilians.
Misinformation and propaganda propagated through social media fuel violence and incite IHL violations.
State and non-state actors exploit social media for recruitment and intelligence, often breaching IHL obligations.
While social media can document abuses, it risks retaliation and presents challenges for accountability.

Tamboa Ketum Levis (2025) studied this question.

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