International Humanitarian Law in regard to the Definition of the Term “Armed Forces” by I. I. Kotlyarov

“…One of the major requirements of the international humanitarian law is the provision in regard of the fact that all the population of a state in war cannot participate in a military conflict, this task is performed by special structures created by the state: regular and irregular armies, usually united by the term “armed forces” (combatants and non-combatants).In the article there is offered an analysis of customs, international legal documents, writings of Russian and foreign scholars, state practice, which reflect the evolution of the terms combatants and non-combatants during a substantial period of time starting from conclusion of the Convention on institutes and customs of land warfare of 1899/1907 and till Additional Protocol 1 of 1977 to Geneva Conventions of 1949. …”
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Teaching Humanitarian Action: NOHA Joint Master’s Programme at 30 by Lars Löfquist

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EDUCATION UNDER OCCUPATION: LEGAL FRAMEWORK – INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW by Marcos Knoblauch

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Ethical considerations for closing humanitarian projects: a scoping review by Nicole E. Pal, Lisa Eckenwiler, Shelley-Rose Hyppolite, John Pringle, Ryoa Chung, Matthew Hunt

“…Journal of International Humanitarian Action…”
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Adapting humanitarian emergency architecture for street children outreach campaigns by Ruba Azzam, Ahmed AbdelGhaffar, Karim Kesseiba, Mennat-Allah El-Husseiny

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Defending the Civil Objects as a Principle of International Humanitarian Law by Y. V. Dugina

“…The parties involved in the armed confrontation have to adhere to the fundamental principles of international humanitarian law, which plays an important role in international relations.In spite of the variety of points of view of Russian scholars and jurists of the western countries concerning the question of classification of principles of international humanitarian law, all scholars point out as one of the principles of the law of an armed conflict the principle of defending the civil objects in the period of armed conflicts though different authors offer different interpretations of this principle. …”
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The Language Resources of the Russia’s Foreign Humanitarian Policy: The Digital Components by Olga B. Yanush

Subjects: “…humanitarian policy abroad…”
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The Role of Multilateral Development Banks in Humanitarian Action and Sustainable Development by Nora Pelamo, Cláudia Ramos

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RUSSIAN-CHINESE HUMANITARIAN COOPERATION WITHIN THE SHANGHAI COOPERATION ORGANIZATION by Galina Igorevna Tsvyk

“…The article is devoted to the development of Russian-Chinese humanitarian cooperation within the framework of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. …”
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Ticktin Miriam, Casualties of Care. Immigration and the Politics of Humanitarianism in France by Marie Garrau

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Halal-organic meat: a successful business and humanitarian model by Sheikh Ashiqurrahman Prince, Ishraat Saira Wahid

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Eurasian Economic Union: Mechanisms and meanings of social-humanitarian cooperation by G. I. Osadchaya

Subjects: “…mechanisms, tools and meanings of humanitarian cooperation…”
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IMPACT OF UKRAINA AND RUSSIA WAR PERSPECTIVE ON ISLAMIC HUMANITARIAN LAW by Al Aufa

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Factors Associated with Nursing Activities in Humanitarian Aid and Disaster Relief. by Norihito Noguchi, Satoshi Inoue, Chisato Shimanoe, Kaoru Shibayama, Koichi Shinchi

“…BACKGROUND:Although nurses play an important role in humanitarian aid and disaster relief (HA/DR), little is known about the nursing activities that are performed in HA/DR. …”
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INTEGRATING GEOSPATIAL DATASETS FOR URBAN STRUCTURE ASSESSMENT IN HUMANITARIAN ACTION by B. Riedler, S. Lang

“…When embedded in the context of humanitarian response, where physical access to regions is often limited while at the same time, insights on several scales of intervention are key to rapid decisions, the integration of (potentially) heterogeneous datasets requires adequate data assimilation strategies and a good understanding of data quality. …”
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War’s Offensive on Women: The Humanitarian Challenge in Bosnia, Kosovo, and Afghanistan by Jelena Zlatkovic-Winter

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Neoliberal Sexual Humanitarianism and Story-Telling: The case of Somaly Mam by Heidi Hoefinger

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Humanitarian activity as a ‘soft power’ instrument of transnational corporations by N. O. Yudin

“…In this context, it seems appropriate to consider the humanitarian activities of TNCs through the lens of the concept of soft power. …”
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All-human social, humanitarian, cultural and security problems of the world by V. Jeníček, V. Krepl

“…These are the problems from the sphere of all-human social, ethical, humanitarian and cultural aspects of the human civilisation development, which are today (but need not be already in the near future) in the centre of attention: the problem of social inequality extension, the problem of spreading epidemics and drug abuse, the problem of the uncontrollable migration and city agglomerations growth, the problem of terrorism.…”
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Humanitarian and public health efforts are needed to eradicate nuclear weapons by Tilman Ruff, Ira Helfand

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