Here are some common ways to help protect civilian lives in a war zone or under attack:

- Provide humanitarian aid and relief such as food, shelter, and medical supplies. This can help reduce suffering and prevent deaths from starvation or disease.

- Issue early warnings about attacks when possible so civilians can seek shelter. This can include warning systems for airstrikes or other attacks.

- Protect key infrastructure like water and power facilities that civilians depend on. These infrastructures can be vulnerable targets in wars and attacks.

- Establish safe zones or humanitarian corridors for civilians to evacuate to. This can be done through negotiated agreements with combatants.

- Deploy human rights monitors and investigative teams to document violations and hold perpetrators accountable. This can help deter some attacks on civilians.

- Provide training and resources for civilians on how to respond to attacks, including learning how to administer first aid. This can help save lives in the aftermath of attacks.

- House refugees and displaced civilians in a secure shelter with access to humanitarian aid. This can protect vulnerable groups who have fled from violence.

- Negotiate ceasefires to pause the fighting and allow for humanitarian access and relief. Even temporary ceasefires can allow for aid to reach civilians and evacuations to occur.
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