Is global protection still viable
The article currently discusses the world amidst ongoing wars and continuous violations of civilians' rights. Despite the existence of international legal rules that prohibit such actions, their enforcement is influenced by the interests and influence of different states. It emphasizes that the absence of justice and the ineffective application of the law contribute to the erosion of civilian protection, leading to the repetition of tragic scenes such as targeting civilians and infrastructure. There is also a suggestion that leniency towards violations establishes dangerous precedents that blur the boundaries between current and future warfare conditions. The article calls for reform of the United Nations system and the Security Council to strengthen international justice, clarify responsibilities for protecting civilians—especially children—and reject neutrality as a justification for targeting them. It affirms that the world is capable of doing more to prevent disasters.
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