Kazakhstan Calls for Stronger Implementation of Humanitarian Law at Geneva Dialogue

ASTANA – Kazakhstan has called for stronger national mechanisms to ensure compliance with international humanitarian law (IHL), stressing that efforts to protect civilians must begin long before armed conflicts break out. The position was presented by Kazakhstan’s delegation at the Global Dialogue on International Humanitarian Law, held in Geneva and organized …

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