Humanitarian interventions are actions taken by countries or international organizations to provide aid and support to people in crisis situations, often due to conflicts, natural disasters, or human rights violations. These interventions aim to alleviate suffering, protect vulnerable populations, and restore basic human rights. Typically, humanitarian interventions can involve military forces, non-governmental organizations, and various forms of assistance, such as food, medical care, and shelter. The goal is to stabilize the affected area and ensure that essential needs are met, while also promoting peace and security. Examples include interventions in places like Syria and Rwanda.