الحماية القانونية للطفل أثناء النزاعات المسلحة سعاد واجعوط.

Abstract EN

Child rights Even as a fetus, a child is always protected by a legal arsenal as a fringe that needs its rights to be preserved, at the same time these rights are always violated during times of war.

Knowing that a child is a human being that hasn't reached the age of 18 yet, the Geneva Convention didn't show any interest considering child rights, but still made a special protection system for children who haven't reached the age of 15, the first additional protocol regarding victims protection within armed conflicts in article 77, taken by algeria in 05_16_1989 assure the protection of people under the age of 18 and their rights are also preserved in times of peace, and in times of war there should be mecanisms assuring the protection of these rights thus they are legly protected intensively during times of war where international mechanisms and humanitarian institutions work to assure that these rights are being respected.