جريمة الإبادة الجماعية

الملخص EN

The crimes of genocide are well known and oldest crimes against humanity.

They have been increasingly committed particularly during World Wars I and II.

The first court to prosecute criminals who committed crimes against humanity was when Nuremburg court was formed.

This court identified international crimes against humanity such as murder, genocide, slavery, deportation, and any other acts against any civilian people before and during the war, and persecution which was built on political, ethnic or religious reasons.

The study showed that the genocide in international law, which is a subject matter of interest for many communities, a topic that has great importance because of its relationship with the human life stages from childhood to youth, adulthood and to both sexes.

The study confirmed that the international crime against human beings is the most dangerous because it affects human rights, freedom and humanity.

It addresses the elements of the crime of genocide which is one of the physical, moral and international elements.

The importance of this study is highlighted at the present time because of the chaos that pervades the Arab world, or the so – called Arab Spring.

It was the Arab people who became fuel to satiate practices of the authorities against their people and exploit this phenomenon for some terrorist crimes to Arab destroy states in terms of political, economic, social, cultural and civil aspects.

What the Arab world is witnessing now can be called a phenomenon of 'destroy yourself by yourself' or the so – called fourth – generation of warfare.