Provisional justice in protracted conflicts: The place of temporality in bridging the international humanitarian law and transitional justice divide
Luke Moffett,
Nikhil Narayan
Abstract:2024 will mark seventy-five years since the adoption of the 1949 Geneva Conventions. Despite the drafters’ efforts to mitigate the worst horrors of armed conflict, contemporary conflicts continue to witness the death and suffering of millions. This raises fundamental concerns over the ability of international law to alleviate the harm caused to those caught up in armed conflict, to redress violations and to prevent their recurrence. In international policy, international humanitarian law (IHL) is increasingly … Show more
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