Geneva Declaration

The Geneva Declaration refers to a series of agreements and principles established in Geneva, Switzerland, aimed at promoting peace, human rights, and humanitarian law. Notably, the Geneva Conventions, part of this framework, set standards for humane treatment during wartime, protecting those who do not take part in fighting, such as civilians and medical personnel. The Declaration emphasizes the importance of dialogue, international cooperation, and respect for human dignity, reflecting global efforts to prevent conflict and ensure justice and care for individuals in times of war and crisis.