Issue 14

Issue 14

Editorial
Dreadful fall of Principle’s of International Humanitarian Law?

By: Prof. Badria A. Al-Awadi
Editor-In-Chief

Once again all international law institutions and society find themselves paralyzed, disabled, and unable to move against the wave of “savagery crimes” which witnessed by many countries around the world, as the human conscience almost entirely miss the sense of pain and suffering of the tortured and oppressed people, and to interact with them and help them, despite the obvious justice, which reveals the depth of law crises and who is implementing it, even the human conscience crises in general during this phase of human history.
Many researches in the field of international humanitarian law have thought that the repeated Palestinian massacres were by the occupation forces, which claimed millions of dead, wounded and refugees. And the Iraqi occupation of Kuwait in 1990, then the genocide in Rwanda located in Africa 1994, which witnessed in only one hundred days killing of eight hundred thousand people (800,000). Then, Srebrenica massacre witnessed by Bosnia and Herzegovina, located in the heart of Europe in 1995, which killed more than eight thousand men, children and others, that they thought would be the last massacre the world will witness …

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