Tsiviilalal
Tsiviilalal is a term originating from Estonian that translates to "civilian area" or "civilian zone." It refers to a location or region that is not under military control or designated for military purposes. This distinction is important in the context of international humanitarian law, particularly during armed conflict. Areas designated as tsiviilalal are generally expected to be free from direct military operations and attacks, and protections are afforded to the civilian population and infrastructure within them.
The concept of a tsiviilalal is crucial for differentiating between combatants and non-combatants, a fundamental principle