The United Nations Peacekeeping Forces play a pivotal role in maintaining international peace and security, operating under the principles of consent of the parties, impartiality, and non-use of force except in self-defense or defense of the mandate. Their deployment is often requested in situations where conflicts have either erupted or pose a threat to regional stability, particularly in areas affected by civil wars, inter-state disputes, or fragile post-conflict conditions. By providing a neutral presence, peacekeeping missions help to prevent the escalation of violence and create an environment conducive to political dialogue and reconciliation. Under the framework of International Humanitarian Law (IHL), UN Peacekeepers are expected to protect civilians, ensure humanitarian assistance reaches those in need, and monitor compliance with international legal norms, including the laws of armed conflict. Their