القواعد الدولية الإنسانية لحماية البيئة خلال النزاعات المسلحة

Abstract EN

This article aims to present the study of the rules of international humanitarian law that protect the environment during armed conflicts, and to discuss their adequacy to actually dedicate the effective protection of the environment, with all the destruction that resulted from the first two world wars and the second did not reach the international community to adopt an international convention rules directly is committed to protecting the environment in , only in the seventies of the last century, through the adoption of the International Convention on the prohibition of the use of environmental modification techniques for military purposes or for any other hostile purposes of 1976, the First Additional Protocol to the Geneva Conventions of 1977 and will address the study, the contribution of the customary rules of international humanitarian law times of international armed conflict, in environmental protection as a principle of military necessity and the principle of distinction and the principle of humanity and the need to develop these rules in a clear legal texts.