![]() ![]() These circumstances pose crucial challenges for the purposes of classification. ![]() The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the Sahel region, and Central African Republic (CAR) are just a few examples of situations where State forces engage in hostilities against a significant number of armed groups, sometimes organized horizontally or in sub-groups, that may fight against each other as well. In modern warfare, non-international armed conflicts, or NIACs, are increasingly characterized by the presence of a myriad of armed non-State actors, often fragmented, that operate independently or in fluid, fragile coalitions. A common enemy: aggregating intensity in non-international armed conflicts. ![]()
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