On the 75th anniversary of the Geneva Conventions, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) emphasized the urgent need for nations to recommit to international humanitarian law (IHL) amidst ongoing conflicts in Gaza, Ukraine, and elsewhere. ICRC President Mirjana Spoljaric highlighted the critical role of IHL in protecting civilians and called for leaders to champion peace negotiations. Bangladesh reaffirmed its commitment to IHL and condemned breaches globally, citing its recent public uprisings as a testament to this commitment. The Red Cross warned that IHL is under strain, being disregarded in many conflicts, and stressed that the conventions, which prohibit inhumane treatment in warfare, are more crucial than ever with over 120 active conflicts worldwide. The anniversary serves as a reminder that compliance with these laws is essential for fostering peace and protecting human rights in times of war.