International Humanitarian Law (IHL)
The International Humanitarian Law (IHL) is a short course on the basics of International Humanitarian Law (IHL). The course is very useful to humanitarian practitioners, policy-makers and other professionals who are keen on understanding how and when International Humanitarian Law applies and whom it protects. The course will review the three key principles in IHL that regulate the conduct of hostilities such as: distinction, proportionality and precautions.
What Will I Learn?
- Basics of International Humanitarian Law (IHL): Gain foundational knowledge about the principles and framework of IHL.
- Application of IHL: Understand the contexts in which IHL applies and its relevance in armed conflicts.
- Protection Under IHL: Learn about the groups and individuals that IHL aims to protect, including civilians and combatants.
- Principle of Distinction: Understand the importance of distinguishing between combatants and non-combatants during hostilities.
- Principle of Proportionality: Learn how to evaluate and minimize harm to civilians and civilian property during military operations.
- Precautions in Attack: Explore the necessity of taking precautions to avoid unnecessary harm and suffering in conflict zones.
- Practical Implications of IHL: Analyze how the principles of IHL are applied in real-world scenarios to regulate the conduct of hostilities.
Course Content
Audience
- Aspiring Project Managers
- Current Project Management Professionals
- Team Leaders and Supervisors
- Organizational Executives and Managers
- Entrepreneurs and Business Owners
- Students and Fresh Graduates
- Government and NGO Professionals
- Corporate Professionals Seeking Career Growth
- Industry Specialists Transitioning into Project Management
- Consultants and Freelancers
