
“What Is It to Be a Humanitarian in Armed Conflict Settings?” Event Held at Ibn Haldun University

Drawing on her field experience, Mirzalieva discussed the realities of conducting humanitarian activities in armed conflict settings. She addressed the challenges faced by humanitarian workers in conflict zones and highlighted the importance of the fundamental principles guiding humanitarian action, including humanity, neutrality, impartiality, and independence.
The event also explored access to civilians in conflict settings, security risks faced by humanitarian workers, and the ethical and operational challenges encountered in the field. Enriched by examples from Mirzalieva’s professional experience, the event concluded with a Q&A session with the participants.
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