The latest volume of the
Yearbook of International Humanitarian Law (Vol. 27, 2024) is out. Contents include:
- International Humanitarian Law Under Pressure
- Zoi Lafazani, Sieges as Indiscriminate Attacks Under International Humanitarian Law: Is a Lawful Siege of a Populated Area a Contradiction in Terms?
- Antonio Mariconda, International Humanitarian Law’s Protection of Healthcare Under Pressure: An Assessment of the IDF’s Approach to “Hospital Shields” and “Acts Harmful to the Enemy” in the Conduct of Hostilities in Gaza
- Eitan Diamond & Ellen Nohle, Humanitarian Displacement? The (Mis-)Appropriation of Humanitarian Principles to Justify Mass Displacement
- Mark Lattimer, Objective and Subjective Tests for Determining Violations of the Law of Targeting: The Unreasonable Commander and the Guilty Mind
- Jessica Dorsey & Luke Moffett, The Warification of International Humanitarian Law and the Artifice of Artificial Intelligence in Decision-Support Systems: Restoring Balance Through the Legitimacy of Military Operations
- Audrey Fino, Silently Present: The Overlooked Prohibition of Harmful Speech in International Humanitarian Law
- Carolina Trejos Carvajal, Incorporating the Protection of Marine Species into the Obligations of the Occupying Power
- Year in Review
- Hendrik Mathis Drößler, Cheya Took and Katerina Lefkidou, Year in Review 2024
