أساسيات مبدأ الإنسانية في القانون الدولي الإنساني

الملخص EN

International humanitarian law is based on a set of basic principles, which in turn are subdivided into provisions that aim, in their entirety, to define the necessary guarantees to limit the effects of armed conflicts and military operations on people who are not participating in the fighting, and the principle of humanity is the foundation of international humanitarian law, and it occupies a great place within the rules of public international law, where its content can be extracted from the texts of international agreements or through the context of the text implicitly or from international custom, which came in order to mitigate the effects of wars to the maximum possible extent.

the principle of humanity applies to armed conflicts only, and does not include situations of tension or internal disturbances such as sporadic acts of violence, and is applied to all parties in the same manner.

the principle of humanity aims to preserve the human element regardless of the category to which it belongs.

dealing with it here is by measuring that it is a human being, and this interaction includes his public and private civil properties that are not used for military purposes, and his right to life, worship, thought and opinion.

this study aims to address the conceptual and historical framing of the principle of humanity and define its rules under international humanitarian law.