Practitioners' Guide to Human Rights Law in Armed Conflict

Practitioners' Guide to Human Rights Law in Armed Conflict provides guidance for armed forces and practitioners on applying international human rights law during armed conflict. Written by Daragh Murray, the book addresses the legal framework governing complex military operational environments.

The volume outlines foundational concepts concerning human rights institutions and the categories of operations conducted by state armed forces. It examines how human rights law interacts with the law of armed conflict to regulate distinct operational circumstances, including detention and the conduct of hostilities.

Developed through expert meetings convened at Chatham House, the guide translates complex legal intersections into clear operational parameters for advisers and military personnel.