مضمون الآليات الوطنية للقانون الدولي الإنساني

الملخص EN

The rules of international humanitarian law establish a set of mechanisms with a view to making its rules into effect, and these mechanisms are directly related to the rules of international humanitarian law, i.e.

explicitly stipulated in the Hague Conventions and the four Geneva Conventions, such as the commitment of states to respect international humanitarian law and the definition of its provisions and alternatives of the Protecting Powers and the Committee The International Committee of the Red Cross, some of which are not directly stipulated in international humanitarian law agreements such as the intervention of the Security Council and the International Criminal Court, the mechanisms differed according to their legal nature, the scope of their use, and the time they were taken to several Categories, and accordingly, these mechanisms can be divided in terms of their legal nature and their containment of the penalty element into mechanisms of a voluntary nature, that is, they are subject to ensuring their implementation to the consent of the parties to the conflict and to mechanisms that are of a substantive nature and are not subject in their application to the consent of the parties to the conflict.