The Standing Committee of International Humanitarian Law held a meeting in Riyadh, chaired by Saudi Red Crescent Authority Chairman Dr. Jalal Al-Owaisi. Committee members representing both military and civilian sectors attended the gathering. The meeting reviewed the performance of the Executive Committee and subcommittees during the second quarter of 2024. The committee outlined its goals for the coming period, emphasizing the deep-rooted nature of international humanitarian law within Saudi society, reflecting both Islamic and social values in times of peace and conflict. This aligns with the committee's core mission. Moreover, the committee aims to highlight the Kingdom's contributions to enriching the field of international humanitarian law, developing practical applications for both civilian and military sectors, and sharing its diverse expertise with the global community. Saudi Arabia's unique blend of legal, historical, cultural, and practical experiences offers valuable insights that can enhance international humanitarian law, underscoring the prominence of Islamic law as a foundational source in this domain. Source : Saudi Press Agency
International Humanitarian Law Standing Committee Convenes in Riyadh
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