To provide humanitarian assistance to victims of armed conflict and natural disasters.

To monitor and report on human rights violations.

To advocate for the protection of civilians and the respect of international humanitarian law.

All of the above.

Providing food, water, and shelter to displaced persons.

Providing medical care and psychological support to victims of conflict.

Distributing essential non-food items such as blankets, clothing, and hygiene kits.

All of the above.

By sending observers to conflict zones.

By collecting and analyzing data on human rights abuses.

By publishing reports and issuing statements condemning human rights violations.

All of the above.

Lack of funding.

Lack of access to conflict zones.

Government restrictions and harassment.

All of the above.

By forming partnerships with other NGOs and international organizations.

By advocating for more funding and support from governments and donors.

By raising awareness of the importance of humanitarian law and human rights.

All of the above.

International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).

Human Rights Watch (HRW).

All of the above.

By providing expert advice to governments and international organizations.

By participating in the negotiation of new treaties and conventions.

By monitoring and reporting on the implementation of humanitarian law.

All of the above.

The principle of distinction between combatants and civilians.

The principle of proportionality.

The principle of necessity.

All of the above.

By raising awareness of humanitarian law among armed forces and other relevant actors.

By providing training on humanitarian law to armed forces and other relevant actors.

By monitoring and reporting on violations of humanitarian law.

All of the above.

Lack of political will on the part of governments.

Lack of resources and capacity.

Government restrictions and harassment.

All of the above.

By forming partnerships with other NGOs and international organizations.

By advocating for more funding and support from governments and donors.

By raising awareness of the importance of humanitarian law and human rights.

All of the above.

Providing humanitarian assistance to victims of armed conflict and natural disasters.

Monitoring and reporting on human rights violations.

Advocating for the protection of civilians and the respect of international humanitarian law.

All of the above.

Lack of access to conflict zones.

Government restrictions and harassment.

Lack of funding and resources.

All of the above.

By forming partnerships with other NGOs and international organizations.

By advocating for more funding and support from governments and donors.

By raising awareness of the importance of humanitarian law and human rights.

All of the above.

NGOs will continue to play a vital role in providing humanitarian assistance, monitoring human rights violations, and advocating for the protection of civilians.

NGOs will become increasingly involved in the negotiation and implementation of international humanitarian law.

NGOs will face new challenges as the nature of armed conflict and humanitarian crises evolves.

All of the above.