A Case Study of Somalia. A Critical Analysis of the Elements Considered in a Conflict

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The paper delves into the nature and definition of armed conflict, particularly in the context of Somalia, which has experienced prolonged strife for nearly thirty years. It references the historical framework established by the 1946 National Red Cross Conference and the Geneva Conventions, which outline the principles of armed conflict. The study aims to examine the elements of armed conflict, focusing on the role of armed forces and the implications for individuals and property within the ongoing Somali civil war.