مجلة العلوم القانونية والاجتماعية
Volume 9, Numéro 4, Pages 51-63
2024-12-01
Legal Protection For Journalists In Armed Conflicts
Authors : Lahrech Fodil Cherif .
Abstract
The rules of international humanitarian law are based on the important principle of non-discrimination between protected groups, whereby parties to a conflict are obligated to provide protection without any discrimination based on gender, color, religion, belief, or any similar criterion, but this principle does not prevent special treatment of groups Certain because they are considered the weakest in times of armed conflict, such as women and children, or due to the nature of the tasks they carry out; Which requires entry into areas of hostile operations, which are dangerous activities that expose them to the effects of these operations, such as journalists and people assigned to rescue and ambulance. The violations committed against journalists and media institutions are considered war crimes according to international law. The law has established a number of methods and procedures through which those who committed these crimes and violations are legally
Keywords
international humanitarian law, armed conflicts, protection of journalists
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