جرائم الاستدمار الفرنسي في الجزائر من منظور القانون الدولي والسبل القانونية الممكنة للمطالبة بالمحاكمة

Abstract EN

The French presence in Algeria resulted in millions of victims, during which the French authorities practiced unparalleled torture, not to mention the terrible policy of "the Terre Brulee", internationally banned nuclear tests, and planted mines that continue to claim victims to this day, not to mention the May 8th massacre of 1945, and the terrible events of October 17, 1961.

can the aforementioned massacres be considered international crimes? if so, what are the legal methods for prosecuting the perpetrators of these crimes as an inevitable result of committing the criminal act? according to international criminal law, it can be defined as such, and it is consistent with violations of international humanitarian law.

moreover, there are legal means to prosecute the perpetrators of these crimes.

despite its difficulty, it is possible, and this is due to the availability of an element of control in the use of legal language, and an element of will, as it was used during the colonial era.