Legal status of a foreigner during armed conflict
Keywords:
(Foreign, armed conflicts, unarmed, Geneva Convention).Abstract
Determining the status of a foreigner is within the jurisdiction of national law, and the state is the owner of sovereignty over its territory and has the right to extend its authority over the foreigners present in it, but the foreigner in the country in which he resides permanently or temporarily may be exposed to the scourge of wars and armed conflicts, so there must be protection for him as a civilian and a party Weak and needs protection. This protection is guaranteed by international humanitarian law through the four Geneva treaties of 1949. These conventions were a humanitarian action against any violation of the rights of civilians. These conventions contained rules for the protection of victims of war and armed conflicts, as well as the adoption of two protocols in 1977 annexed to the first convention on international armed conflicts. The second relates to non-international armed conflicts
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