المفقودين في النزاعات المسلحة وأحكام حمايتهم: دراسة في ضوء القانون الدولي الإنساني

Abstract EN

The primary responsibility for preventing disappearance or loss and verifying what happened to missing persons lies with the authorities of the state.

therefore, compliance with international humanitarian law is necessary to prevent disappearances.

most cases of disappearance occur in international and non-international armed conflicts due to violations of international humanitarian law.

respect for the integrity and dignity of all humankind, including missing persons.

when people disappear, compliance with the law is a form of protection and helps resolve unresolved cases, and if civilians, members of the armed forces or other groups become ill there will be fewer cases of missing persons and fewer families who are unaware of the fate of the missing, so it is important that all states work to prevent cases of loss and to minimize acts of abduction and enforced disappearance.

take all measures to stop what happened to missing persons and to help families who have no news of their loved ones.