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ONE YEAR ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN International Humanitarian Law

Learning Resources

Reading Material:

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1.1 Introduction to International Humanitarian Law

1.2 Protection of Victims of War and Armed Conflicts

1.3 Limitations on Means and Methods of Warfare

1.4 Implementation of International Humanitarian Law

Model Question Papers:

NOTE: The old question papers of the previous batch are made available to the candidates only as a model and to understand the examination pattern. The University reserves the right to change the pattern of the question papers. The pattern of the exam will be communicated to the candidates well in advance. Hence, all the candidates are advised to prepare for the examination from the Self Learning (reading) Materials, PPTs and the inputs provided by the experts at the time of the Personal Contact Programme sessions.

Paper	Subject code	Model Papers
I	1.1.1	Click Here
II	1.1.2	Click Here
III	1.1.3	Click Here
IV	1.1.4	Click Here

Previous year Question papers :

Academic Year	Question Papers
2021-2022	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2021-2022 Supple	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2020-2021	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2019 - 2020 Supple	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2019 - 2020	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2018-19 Supple	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2018-19	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2017-18 Supple	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2017-18	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2016-17 Supple	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2016-17	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2015-16	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2014-15	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2013-14	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2012-13	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2011-12	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2010-11	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2009-10	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2008-09	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2007-08	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2006-07	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2005-06	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2004-05	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2003-04	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
2002-03	Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV

Legislations :

ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW -2022-2023

2nd Round Personal Contact Programme (2022-23)

Programme Schedule (Online)

Kindly Note: Webex Meeting links to join online class as per the below schedule has been emailed to you along with Meeting link, Meeting number & Password. The recorded Video links & PPTs will be uploaded on this page within 10 days after the closure of the classes.

Kindly Note: Password to access Video Links at Vimeo is - nalsar123

DAY 1- May 04, 2023- Thursday

S.No.

Session

Topic

Resource Person

Video Link

PPTs

9.30 - 11.00 a.m.

Limitations on Means and Methods of warfare - I

Mr.Syed Ashfaq Hussain

Day 1: November 17, 2022 (Thursday)
S.No.	Session	Topic	Resource Person	Video Link	PPTs
1	9:30 - 10:00 a.m.	Orientation Session	Mr. Rahul Mohanty Assistant Professor & Course Co-Ordinator NALSAR	Click here
2	10:00 - 11:30 am	Introduction into IHL- comprehensive overview	Mr. Rahul Mohanty	Click here
	11:30 - 11:45 p.m.	Tea Break
3	11:45 - 1:15 p.m.	Historical development and sources of IHL	Mr. Rahul Mohanty	Click here
	1:15 - 2.00 p.m.	Lunch Break
4	2.00 – 3.30 PM	Modern Development and Sources of IHL	Prof. V. Balakista Reddy Professor of Law & Registrar, NALSAR
	3.30 – 3.45 PM	Tea Break
5	3.45 – 5.15 PM	Principles of IHL – Balancing Humanity and Military Necessity	Mr. Syed Ashfaq Hussain	Click here

Day 2: November 18, 2022 (Friday)
S.No.	Session	Topic	Resource Person	Video Link	PPTs
1.	9.30 – 11.00 AM	IHL and Public International Law (Definitions and Basic Concepts)-I	Prof. V. Balakista Reddy	Click here
	11.00 -11.15 AM	Tea Break
2	11.15 AM- 12.45 AM	Principles of IHL Necessity and Proportionality	Mr. Syed Ashfaq Hussain	Click here
	12.45-1.45 PM	Lunch Break
3	1.45PM – 3.15 PM	Classification of Armed Conflicts-I	Prof. Chakka Benarji Dean & Professor of Law, VIT – AP	Click here
	3.15 PM-3.30 PM	Tea Break
4	3.30 - 5.00 PM	Classification of Armed Conflicts-II	Prof. Chakka Benarji	Click here

Day 3: November 19, 2022 (Saturday)
S.No.	Session	Topic	Resource Person	Video Link	PPTs
1.	9.30 AM – 11.00 AM	Scope of application of IHL and definition of Armed Conflict	Mr. Rahul Mohanty	Click here
	11.00 -11.15 AM	Tea Break
2	11.15 AM- 12.45 AM	IHL and Public International Law (Definitions and Basic Concepts)-II	Prof. V. Balakista Reddy	Click here
	12.45-1.45 PM	Lunch Break
3	1.45 PM – 3.15 PM	Principles of IHL –Distinction between civilian and combatants	Prof. Chakka Benarji	Click here
	3.15PM-3.30 PM	Tea Break
4	3.30-5.00 PM	Protected Persons in Armed Conflict – Civilians	Prof. Chakka Benarji	Click here

Day 4: November 20, 2022 (Sunday)
S.No.	Session	Topic	Resource Person	Video Link	PPTs
1.	9.30 AM – 11.00 AM	Victims of War- Issues of Gender, Forced Migration, Refugees and Humanitarian Assistance	Mr. Syed Ashfaq Hussain	Click here
	11.00 -11.15 AM	Tea Break
2	11.15 AM- 12.45 AM	Protected Objects in IHL	Mr. Syed Ashfaq Hussain	Click here
	12.45-1.45 PM	Lunch Break
3	1.45 PM – 3.15 PM	Detention of in Armed Conflicts –International Armed Conflicts	Mr. Rahul Mohanty	Click here
	3.15PM-3.30 PM	Tea Break
4	3.30-5.00 PM	Detention in Armed Conflicts – Non-International Armed Conflicts	Mr. Rahul Mohanty	Click here

ONE YEAR ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN International Humanitarian Law

Learning Resources

Reading Material:

1.1 Introduction to International Humanitarian Law

1.2 Protection of Victims of War and Armed Conflicts

1.3 Limitations on Means and Methods of Warfare

1.4 Implementation of International Humanitarian Law

Model Question Papers:

Previous year Question papers :

Legislations :

ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW -2022-2023

2nd Round Personal Contact Programme (2022-23)

Programme Schedule (Online)

1st Round of Personal Contact Programme (2022-23)

Programme Schedule (Online)

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