Fractured humanity: unravelling the paradoxes of international humanitarian law in Africa’s contemporary conflicts

Abstract

"Fractured Humanity: Unravelling the Paradoxes of International Humanitarian Law in Africa’s Contemporary Conflicts" by Isaac Christopher Lubogo This book, Fractured Humanity: Unravelling the Paradoxes of International Humanitarian Law in Africa’s Contemporary Conflicts, provides an indepth exploration of the complexities and challenges faced by International Humanitarian Law (IHL) in addressing the realities of modern warfare, with a particular focus on the African continent. Written by Isaac Christopher Lubogo, it critically examines how IHL—intended to mitigate human suffering during armed conflict—often finds itself fractured in the face of Africa's dynamic and multi dimensional conflicts.