A New Zealand aid worker is advocating for a re-evaluation of international rules governing warfare, specifically concerning the safety of humanitarian personnel. He argues the current protections are insufficient, citing the increasing danger faced by aid workers in conflict zones. The aid worker believes discussions should begin regarding the possibility of arming aid workers to deter attacks and ensure access to those in need. This proposition challenges conventional thinking surrounding neutrality in humanitarian work. He highlights the escalating risks and the moral imperative to protect those delivering critical assistance. The call for change follows observations of consistently violated ceasefires and targeted attacks on aid convoys. He hopes to spark a global conversation about how to better safeguard humanitarians operating in war-torn regions.