Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences

Abstract

Armed conflicts are of great importance in international humanitarian law, whether they are international conflicts that concern conflict between two states or conflicts that are not of an international nature. By that we mean conflicts that arise within the borders of a single state between an armed group and a state or armed groups within a single state, such as civil war, and these conflicts constitute effects Negative on the reality of states, their stability, sovereignty and territorial integrity, and if these conflicts raise legal and political problems at the international level because they have an impact on international peace and security, then these conflicts have an impact on the concept of human security or what is called human security, so armed conflicts have a clear impact In human security through many factors that lead to affecting the lives and rights of individuals Fundamental in society, and lead to the disruption of the enjoyment of those rights in light of the conditions experienced by the individual during conflicts such as the deprivation of the right to life and the deprivation of freedom or the right to education, health and health care required as the rest of the individuals, and may lead to humanitarian interventions, led to an increase in the suffering of individuals and negative impact On the concept of protecting human rights and human security in general to serve individuals inside these countries, which means that these conflicts have led individuals towards more suffering and their inability to enjoy their rights and their increasing numbers of poor people and their urgent need for more international cooperation, in order to preserve their existence and their survival as individuals First, and secondly, citizens within their own countries.Therefore, we will address in this research the impact of these conflicts on human security with the broad understanding and its impact on individuals within the state, as we are facing a transition from collective security which is subject to objective conditions according to the United Nations Charter in which states have the main role in achieving security, to the role of human security that Basis the main human rights inside the country in order to prevent future conflicts.