DOI: 10.4399/979122182605019
Pages: 331-346
Publication date: June 2026
Publisher: Aracne
SSD:
IUS/09 IUS/14 IUS/21
The article aims to analyse, starting from recent war conflicts, the crisis of the concept of “right to peace”, as an “inviolable” individual and collective right and the current difficulties in affirming the same. We will therefore project ourselves into the future perspective, in particular, whether the time has come, perhaps, to discuss the need to develop new protection instruments and the role that, in this regard, international law and could have ecclesiastical, but — with reference to the latter — in its internationalist declination.