فاعلية قواعد القانون الدولي الانساني في الحماية الأطفال أثناء النزاعات المسلحة

Abstract EN

The basic and original rule is that children have nothing to do with wars, whether international or non-international, because children are not created to fight armed battles and wars, but rather are created to be raised in appropriate conditions commensurate with their age and nature that qualify them to become a good member of the family and society.

In times of wars and armed battles, violations of human rights in general and the rights of children in particular increase, as children pay the heaviest price in situations of war.

They are vulnerable to various forms of murder, injury, humiliation and sexual violence, and they lack basic survival skills and health care, Due to their nature as weak and more vulnerable than others to various types of attack, they need special protection to avoid them being exposed to cruel or inhumane treatment, or degrading human dignity.