Detention and Occupation in International Humanitarian Law

Focusing on the complexities of international humanitarian law, this volume explores detention and occupation in modern warfare. It delves into historical foundations and contemporary practices, questioning the relevance of traditional laws in today's context. The essays critique claims that humanitarian law is outdated and must be reevaluated, while also examining how human rights law impacts its application. The collection provides a comprehensive analysis of evolving legal frameworks in response to current global conflicts.