Episode 2: The Geneva Conventions - Rules of War That Protect Humanity

Show notes

Welcome back to The Young Humanitarian Podcast, presented by the Circle of Young Humanitarians (CYH)! In this second episode, we explore the history and ongoing relevance of the Geneva Conventions and the essential role of International Humanitarian Law (IHL). Join us for a thought-provoking conversation with Alexis Comninos, a delegate from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). Together we delve into the origins and principles of the Geneva Conventions and IHL, discovering how these vital humanitarian rules are upheld and why they continue to matter today.

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