مساءلة فرنسا دوليا عن المأساة الإنسانية لتجاربها النووية في رقان الجزائرية (1960-1961)‎

الملخص EN

After the end of World War II, France quickly manufactured the first atomic bomb, and chose the Algerian Sahara to embody its nuclear project.

During the period 1960-1966, the French authorities conducted 57 nuclear tests and explosions in the regions of Raqan in Adrar and Ain Eker in Tamanrast.

France's nuclear tests have had a serious impact on human health, and the population continues to suffer as a result of the proliferation of nuclear radiation and contaminated materials in the region.

These experiments were considered international crimes.

They established civil and criminal liability on the French Government, requiring it to assume its legal effects and compensate the victims of this human tragedy.