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OLS HLP 14. Legal foundations for humanitarian access (with Elizabeth Holland)

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Main speaker: Elizabeth Holland, Consulting Expert on IHL, PHAPInternational humanitarian law (IHL) establishes a number of provisions designed to enhance protections for civilians in armed conflict. The provision of humanitarian assistance, and securing the requisite humanitarian access to do so, are critical to addressing the suffering of the civilian population. IHL provides a legal basis for humanitarian actors to engage with parties to the conflict. It presents a common set of concepts, principles, and terminology that can inform negotiations as well as policy and operational decisions. Understanding what IHL says – and does not say – in terms of humanitarian access is critical for humanitarians. This event introduces the concept of humanitarian access and highlight the relevant IHL terminology and rules and presents some of the key challenges to this concept.For more info, resources, and assessments for PHAP members, visit https://phap.org/OLS-HLP-14

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