من التدخل الدولي الإنساني إلى مسؤولية الحماية و الأثر المترتب على السيادة الوطنية

Abstract EN

This research dealt with the concept of international humanitarian intervention and its legal nature, where the study showed that the state is responsible for protecting the human rights of its citizens within its territory, whether this violation is due to natural disasters or repressive humanitarian transgressions.

And in the event that the state is unable to prevent these gross violations of human rights, the principle of international humanitarian intervention is activated in the interest of international responsibility to protect.

The research presented the responsibility of protection as an alternative to international humanitarian intervention, and explored the efforts of the United Nations to devote the concept of the responsibility to protect and the pillars of this responsibility, as well as the impact of the responsibility of protection in the scope of national sovereignty through its practical practices, where the researcher reached at the end of the study a set of results and recommendations