Feyza G眉l KESK陌N
Feyza Gül's thesis focuses on the legal status of civilians who participate directly in hostilities within the context of cyber warfare.
Project title
Legal Status of Civilians Directly Participating in Hostilities: A Cyber Context Perspective under International Humanitarian Law (Provisional)
Supervisors
Dr Elliot Winter and Dr Elena Katselli
Abstract
My research focuses on the legal status of civilians who participate directly in hostilities within the context of cyber warfare, under International Humanitarian Law (IHL). The study aims to address the unique challenges posed by cyber operations, clarifying the classification of cyber participants. This research is crucial in adapting traditional IHL principles to contemporary conflicts, particularly in the context of cyberspace.
Conference papers and publications
Online articles:
Pocanoglu, S. & Keskin, F -
Conference presentation:
"Evaluation of Prohibited Weapons and Israel's Attacks in the Context of International Humanitarian Law" Presented at the Symposium on "The Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: International Law and the Israel Issue," organized by Tekirda臒 Nam谋k Kemal University, Turkey. Delivered online, February 23, 2024.
Qualifications
Bachelor of Law (LL.B): Istanbul University
Master of Laws (LL.M) in Public International Law: Istanbul University Social Sciences Institute
Attorney at Law, in the Turkish Judicial System