Comparative Study of International Human Rights law and International Humanitarian law: Case study of their commonalities

Abstract

This article delves into the intricate relationship between international human rights laws (IHRL) and international humanitarian laws (IHL), disclosing their intersecting principles and mutual reinforcement in a global governance context. By an extensive analysis of relevant legal frameworks and academic works, this research article clarifies how IHRL complements IHL while focusing on their shared objectives that protect human dignity and secure justice especially during periods of war and emergencies. With reference to a captivating case study, the article demonstrates how these two branches of law interconnect in practice, showing their similarities through delicate legal interpretations as well as pragmatic approaches. Looking at the interaction between IHRL and IHL, this piece enhances understanding about their strategic partnership that requires coherence and synergy between these legal regimes to effectively confront today’s humanitarian challenges at global level.