التجارب النووية الفرنسية في الجزائر و آثارها على البيئة

Abstract EN

The armed conflict Algeria fought against France is considered an international armed conflict to which the provisions of international humanitarian law apply in accordance with the provisions of additional protocol of 1977 regulating the conduct of international armed conflicts.

France is considerd internationally responsible for all the crimes it has committed on the territory Algeria, especially its nuclear tests carried out in Ain Eker and Reggane, which left an environmental disaster that reflected its effects on nature and man.

these actions are considered war crimes punishable under all international laws and norms regulating the conduct of armed conflicts, which require the Algerian state to demand compensation from France and to compensate the affected persons for the damages they have suffered, as well as the nature the effects of those experiences.