Conflict, Religious Freedom, and Civilian Protection

Conflict, Religious Freedom, and Civilian Protection examines the impact of armed conflict on religious freedom and the protection of civilians, with a particular focus on Ethiopia. Drawing on legal analysis, documented evidence, and case studies, the book explores human rights violations, attacks on religious communities, and the responsibilities of states and the international community under international humanitarian and human rights law. It offers practical recommendations for strengthening civilian protection, promoting accountability, and advancing peaceful coexistence in conflict-affected societies.