Redefining “Civilian Objects”: A Jurisprudential Ambiguity Exposing Resource & Nuclear Infrastructure

How far can the definition of a ‘military objective’ stretch before civilian life pays the price? Our latest piece unpacks the jurisprudential ambiguity in International Humanitarian Law’s definition of ‘civilian objects’, and why gas fields, energy grids, and even nuclear infrastructure are increasingly caught in the crossfire of reinterpretation. Read our analysis on redefining protection in modern warfare. Continue reading Redefining “Civilian Objects”: A Jurisprudential Ambiguity Exposing Resource & Nuclear Infrastructure