Morality of Armed Conflict

The morality of armed conflict refers to the ethical principles guiding when and how violence can be justified and conducted. It emphasizes minimizing harm to non-combatants, behaving with humanity, and following rules like the Geneva Conventions. These principles aim to balance the pursuit of justice or security with respect for human dignity. Ultimately, it seeks to ensure that even in war, actions remain morally acceptable, preventing unnecessary suffering and promoting accountability.