Causes of armed conflicts and the rules of international law

Document Type : Brief summaries of Dissertations.

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1 Institute for African Research and Nile Basin Countries, Aswan University

2 Faculty of Arts, New Valley University

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This study came with an introduction, two sections, results and recommendations, as it included the problem of the study that highlights and emphasizes the importance of activating the role of the African Peace and Security Council to implement the rules of international humanitarian law during armed conflicts and the regional and international threats that may follow in the event that armed conflicts get out of control and the Council fails. To settle them peacefully in a timely and appropriate manner, whether they are armed conflicts of an international nature or of a non-international character.

The study was keen to clarify the nature of international humanitarian law, as it was necessary for us, and it is necessary, if we mentioned the mechanism for settling armed conflicts in Africa, which is the African Peace and Security Council, to pave the way and clarify the rules of international humanitarian law, and to point out its nature, the types of armed conflicts during which it is applied, the necessity of its publication, and the extent to which it is mandatory. The rules of international humanitarian law are applied during armed conflicts, wars, and conflicts. Despite the illegality of war and armed conflicts, they have become widespread in many parts of the globe. If a conflict, war, or conflict occurs, it will necessarily have consequences, which comes from applying the rules of law. The international humanitarian community is at the forefront.

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