أثر المنازعات المسلحة على حق الطفل في جنسية

Abstract EN

For every human being, the right to a nationality is one of the fundamental rightsthat were enshrined at the level of international humanitarian law and international humanrights law agreements, as well as stipulating the child's right to a nationality given theimportance of providing him with protection from falling in the event of statelessness leadingto negative consequences for his life, And the degree to which they enjoy the other necessaryrights for their survival, growth and normalcy.

However, it is noted that there is a linkbetween the increase in the incidence of statelessness on the one hand, which was expressedby the philosopher Hanna Arendt by saying: (ion from "citizenship / nationality" is theion from living in the world, it is more like returning to the wild like cave dwellersand savages.

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It is for a person to live and die without leaving any trace) and the increasein armed conflicts on the other hand, despite the clear and stated desire on the part of theUnited Nations Organization of the need to eliminate statelessness in the world.