الترحيل و الإبعاد القسري للمدنين : الحالة الفلسطينية نموذجا

Abstract EN

Deportations and forced deportations of civilians are one of the most common crimes committed in times of international and non-international armed conflicts and are important in international humanitarian law because they are ongoing crimes and also because of the different concepts related to them, which is what made the Rome Statute It is stipulated in its Charter in Articles 7 and 8, and the Palestinian case constitutes the most important example of the crimes of deportation and forced deportation due to its continuity and combination of the two forms envisaged together for these crimes, namely the transfer of the civilian population from their lands and the replacement of the foreign population in order to change the ethnic composition of those The area.