Let me first of all make the point that if you are a citizen in a besieged town, you cannot expect a normal freedom of speech; to be within the area of actual military operations means that you must not hope to be regarded as an individual.
Laski argues that citizens in conflict zones cannot expect normal freedoms, as they become part of military operations.
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