Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences

FEASIBLE PRECAUTIONS: A LEGAL STUDY IN THE STABLE AND VARIABLE CONCEPT UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

Authors

Ahmed Abis Nehme Al-Fatlawi
Khaled Matar Al-Tamimi
Maytham Jawad Ali Al-Tamimi
Abstract
Undoubtedly during the hostilities, whether in International or non-International armed conflicts, may be accompanied by many violations against the civilian population or civilian objects.In this regard, it necessary to have controls that govern the behavior of combatants, and enforce restrictions or prohibit certain methods and means of combat within the provisions of IHL.This article will examine the concept of Feasible Precautions if is stable and clear or needs scrutiny and proof? Also, the article will examine the nature of these precautions, are they of one nature, or multiple? Finally, the article will search for the main elements of those precautions.Regarding with answer these issues, the article will be dividing into two sections as follows:The first section: the concept and nature of feasible precautions.

Keywords

Feasible Precautions
A legal study
Stable and variable
Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences
Volume 10, Issue 37 part 2
Spring 2021
Page 598-629

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