القضية الليبية و المحكمة الجناية الدولية : تحد أم فشل في تنفيذ القانون الدولي الإنساني

Abstract EN

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is one of the most important mechanisms for the implementation of the rules of international humanitarian law, particularly in international and non-international armed conflicts to protect property and casualties in wartime in accordance with Chapter VII of the Charter.

Among the most important cases referred to the court is the Libyan case, which is the most important case of violation of the rules of international humanitarian law, and for this reason the court issued several arrest warrants for in Libya, however, several internal obstacles and political considerations in Libya hindered this approach, and gave a negative image to the implementation of the rules of international humanitarian law in Libya in the light of the International Criminal Court