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Author: Samira Mathias

The Silent Killer: The Inadequacy of The Present ICC Framework in Criminalizing Starvation as NIAC Warfare

August 9, 2018 Samira Mathias

Introduction In 2017, 38 non-international armed conflicts (“NIACs”) raged across the world. All these conflicts commenced before 2017 and none of…

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Posted in: Current Affairs, War Filed under: ICC

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