جرائم الجيش البورمي ضد الروهينغا و مبدأ مسؤولية الحماية

Abstract EN

The responsibility to protect peoples and minoritiesrestswith States, as well as the international community, and thisis in accordance with the rules of customarylaw and the Convention in international law.

If a people are exposed to serious violations of theirfundamentalrights, the international community must intervene to protectthemfromserious crimes, such as genocide and ethniccleansing.

In thiscontext, weaimthroughourresearch to show the extent to which the international community has devoted the principle of the responsibility to protect to protect the Rohingya people from the crimes of ethniccleansing.

The world has witnessedseveral interventions to protectpersecuted peoples, but the Rohingya Muslim people in Myanmar have been subjected for manyyears to the mostheinous crimes in the eyes of the world, and no strict action has been taken by the international community.

stateaffairs, not to protecthumanrights or fightterrorism, but rather for political and economic objectives in the service of the intervening states.