Fallujah Battles: Protection Of Civillians According to International Law
by Tareq Hamid Al-Fahdawi & Rohaida Nordin
Publisher - Penerbit UKM
Category - General Academics
The two Fallujah Battles of 2004 are quite possibly two of the worst
humanitarian disasters in recent human history, marked by the murder
and displacement of hundreds of thousands of people in Fallujah City,
Iraq. The wars raised a number of concerns regarding the implementation
of international legal norms and international legal bodies that seek to
ensure the protection of the international humanitarian legal rights of
individuals, which considers issues including the treatment of prisoners
of war and of civilians in occupied territory, and the International
Criminal Court (ICC), whose purpose is to adjudicate matters that might
generally be described as serious international humanitarian law (IHL)
violations requiring the protection of civilians.
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