The importance of disseminating international humanitarian law as a mechanism to reach humanity in times of armed conflict
The importance of disseminating international humanitarian law as a mechanism to reach humanity in times of armed conflict
The purpose of this topic is to emphasize the importance of the dissemination of international humanitarian law as a legal obligation and practice as a preventive measure at the domestic (national) level. Therefore, all High Contracting Parties should work to implement it in times of peace and tranquility. Translation, compliance, training, instruction, orders, military operations, etc.
To ensure that these are provided due to their importance in areas such as regulation, advertisement, media and places of worship. In addition to all this, there are persons appointed by the Hague and Geneva Conventions to disseminate international humanitarian law, skilled workers, legal advisers and military commanders, each according to their own competence, due to their role in this field. It is of great importance especially in times of armed conflict. Therefore, this category should be prepared and trained by foreseeing it in peacetime.
There are also actors working and contributing in the field of dissemination, such as the International Committee of Indians. Considered as the sponsor and protector of the implementation of international humanitarian law rules, Cross also works continuously and effectively to use every opportunity to spread this law as widely as possible.
As the countries of the world work to counter these violations after they occur, they are working hard to reduce and limit violations of international humanitarian law as much as possible, at least by resorting to mechanisms that say they are corrective, and the state, after having had very serious effects on individuals and the environment, should take a preventive action with these violations. It was necessary to fight in a way that would prevent them from occurring and to think carefully in a way to prevent them from occurring.
Perhaps the most important of these mechanisms, we have the problem of disseminating the provisions of international humanitarian law regarding the environment at the civil and military level within the country. Countries give authority to many national, international and regional organizations. they gave great importance to them. undertakes the task of publishing by using all the tools at its disposal and in coordination with the government agencies in the countries.
Legal sanctification of environmental planning as a preventive mechanism to protect the environment and achieve sustainable development
The issue of environmental protection in ensuring adequate protection for the environment and ensuring sustainable development is not easy, especially in its legal aspect, because the damage done to the environment in the past years in light of the legal vacuum that most of the environmental legislation has.
In the planning processes to create an environment, Algerian policy makers systematically responded to this challenge by adapting legislation to make planning environmentally friendly in order to maintain the environmental balance and prevent any harm to the environment during economic forcing efforts.
Environmental planning as an updated legal mechanism to protect the environment and achieve sustainable development
The issue of environmental protection in ensuring adequate protection for the environment and ensuring sustainable development is not an easy matter, especially from the legal aspect, because the damage to the environment in recent years often in light of the legislative gap. Known environmental legislation and the inadequate planning problems exacerbating this crisis.
it was necessary to develop a legal mechanism that would enable them to achieve sustainable development in a protected environment, and this study aims to shed light on environmental planning as the most effective method. legal mechanism through its role in formulating a preventive policy to protect the present and future environment, according to a facilitating approach
Humanitarian intervention to protect minorities, whether under traditional or contemporary international law, is one of the most prominent examples of humanitarian intervention because, although it refers explicitly, it is often a pretext to justify interventions that affect states’ internal affairs and limit their sovereignty.
As in the League of Nations, international legal texts differ from those in the United Nations Charter, which adopts a different legal understanding of minorities as individuals belonging to minorities, as well as legal provisions regarding minorities. exclusively and describing mechanisms for their protection. Ethnic crises are now seen as a threat to international peace and security because the Security Council’s
