The Obstacles of Supplying of Humanitarian Assistance in Human International Law
Author: Salwa Ahmed Medan and Wahag Khder Abas
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Abstract
In recent times, crises have begun to follow the countries of the world one after the other, as almost none of them end until the other begins to occur. There is no passing day on humanity unless there are victims, and if the evidence confirms the exacerbation of the phenomenon of armed conflicts of an internal nature , which leads The increase in the number of displaced persons and refugees caused by the civilian population between extortion on the one hand and accusations of collusion on the other and may be prepared by some potential enemies to be subjected to the worst forms of persecution, Despite the calls to codify the rules of war to provide the greatest amount of aid and safe and protected areas in addition to the protection of property and civilian objects, this did not lead to the desired result and the best evidence of that Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Libya, Somalia and Bosnia. This is why the role of international organizations and sometimes states in providing humanitarian assistance to victims of armed conflicts and natural disasters, even if it does not contribute to the destruction of these individuals, raises the question of whether humanitarian assistance is a human right that falls within the human rights of international and national documents, The international community is committed to helping to respect the sovereignty of the state under the rules of international law, which created binding rules governing humanitarian assistance, especially in times of armed conflict. And is humanitarian assistance in the end a form of international intervention or not.