Florian Bayer

About/Bio

Florian Bayer is a PhD candidate in international law at the Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel, Germany. His dissertation examines the role of international law in governing post-conflict transitions following non-international armed conflicts. His broader research interests include international humanitarian law, the law of international organisations, and the theory and philosophy of international law.

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International Humanitarian Law and Propaganda: Is Propagandist Media Still Protected in War?

In the most recent episode of Israeli attacks on Iran, on Monday, 16 June 2025, Israeli forces struck the headquarters of the Iranian state broadcaster in Tehran. In a post on X, the Israeli Defence Minister immediately claimed responsibility, stating ‘The propaganda and incitement broadcasting authority of the Iranian regime was attacked by…

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