Legitimacy of the use of the force under a principle of responsibility to protect
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https://doi.org/10.59791/efas.v8i3.1068Keywords:
The principle of the responsibility to protect, the use of force, international humanitarian law, the United NationsAbstract
This topic deals with the legality of the use of armed force under the principle of the responsibility to protect authorized by the Security Concil under chapter (VII) which is considered as the last resort, and one of the most important means taken by the international community in order to reduce violations committed against victims during armed conflicts, after axhausting all the preventive methods that endorssed by the General Assembly in the word summit (2005) represented in political, economic, and security measures.
The most important thing that is also raised in this study is the humanitarian aspects concerns to protect during the conflicts, and the violations considered as keys to implement the principle of the responsibility to protect, along with other principles, such as the principole that parties to conflict are not free to choose the means and methods if fighting in order to harm the enemy, the principle of distinction between combatants and non-combatants, civilian objectives, and military objectives, and the principle of necessity Military, and the principle of proportionality
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