مبدأ التمييز في القانون الدولي الإنساني واستعمال الطائرات بدون طيار

Abstract EN

This article deals with the study of the problem of respecting the principle of discrimination stipulated in most of the convention and customary rules in international humanitarian law, especially with the developments taking place at the present time, and we will focus in this regard on the increasing use of drones in military operations, whether in international armed conflicts or Non-international ones, and the accompanying problems and legal effects that deserve to be examined and in-depth, in terms of the accuracy of these weapons, especially in asymmetric wars, that is, the percentage of disrespect for the principle of discrimination increases, and this is if the opponent is an irregular armed group or civilians directly participating in the war.

In the same context, the study will address the status of the employees of the American Intelligence Agency, in terms of their legal status, the legitimacy of their participation in the war, and the legitimacy of their prosecution, based on the definition of the concept of the fighter, direct participation in military operations, and the development of these concepts.