Animals in Conflict – Part III: How Animals are Harmed by Armed Conflicts and Military Activities

Authors

Janice H. Cox
Jackson Zee

Abstract

Armed conflicts often overlook the impact on animals, with international policies primarily focused on environmental protection. This article examines frameworks like the ENMOD Convention and the Rome Statute, highlighting gaps in law and advocating for stronger measures to safeguard wildlife, livestock, and companion animals in war zones.

Recommended Citation

Cox, Janice H. and Zee, Jackson (2025) "Animals in Conflict – Part III: How Animals are Harmed by Armed Conflicts and Military Activities," WellBeing News: Vol. 6: Iss. 11, Article 2.
Available at: https://www.wellbeingintlstudiesrepository.org/wbn/vol6/iss11/2