International Humanitarian and Refugee Law

This authoritative text explores foundational principles of international humanitarian law (IHL) and international refugee law. It examines Geneva Conventions, protection of civilians, conduct of hostilities, refugee status determination, asylum procedures, and the principle of non-refoulement. The author integrates global jurisprudence and international treaties with contemporary challenges including displacement, migration crises, and armed conflicts. Structured for clarity and academic rigor, the book is suited for law students, researchers, policy advisors, and practitioners engaged in human rights and international legal practice. It offers a balanced blend of doctrinal analysis and practical application in the field of humanitarian protection.