الأحكام الموضوعية لحماية البيئة الطبيعية في القانون الدولي الإنساني

Abstract EN

The primary goal of war is to subjugate the opponent by using "legitimate" means and methods.

The choice of the parties to the conflict for the means and methods of war is not an olute right that is not subject to restrictions.

Rather, there are provisions included in international conventions, the primary goal of which is to make war more humane by protecting persons and objects that They are not considered military objectives, and among the objects that are not considered military objectives, we find the natural environment that enjoys protection and respect during armed conflicts, and the provisions for environmental protection vary between direct protection that came with special provisions included in the first additional protocol of 1977 and indirect protection based on general provisions Governing the conduct of hostilities, and the provisions regulating the use of weapons