مدى فعالية القواعد القانونية التقليدية لحماية البيئة أثناء النزاعات المسلحة

Abstract EN

The provisions of international humanitarian law for the protection of the environment during armed conflict are shaped by international treaties and customary international law.

Provisions relating to the protection of the environment during armed conflict do not adequately achieve this objective because the level of damage is very widespread and long-term is not accurate and difficult to achieve.

Scope of protection measures.

The rules of international humanitarian law that explicitly address environmental protection are few, indirect means may provide more effective protection through the organization of means and methods of warfare and the protection of civilians and civilian objects.

The environment is likely to be a military objective.

The problem is whether it is possible to close these gaps by applying the rules of international environmental law in the light of the shortcomings of international humanitarian law.

International environmental law provides a set of rules and mechanisms that prevent damage to the environment with compensation for damages and liability through legal accountability A wide range of provisions governing the use and protection of the environment.