International badge protection "The Red Cross"
Keywords:
International, Red Cross, emblemAbstract
The great difference in the concept of armed conflicts، Since most of them At the moment are non-international armed conflicts, If these disputes are based on sometimes overcome between the regular armies of states and groups of rebels of the same state، or between two such groups among themselves، often these groups have APolicy scorer، or economical، or social and seeking to achieve them in all possible ways and Means. Due to the spread of these Disputes In the region, in many countries, including Yemen, Libya, Syria and others, the number of casualties among civilians or those under their rule continues to increase, and even the number of casualties among medical workers, volunteers working in the National Societies of the International Red Cross and Crescent Movement, while providing medical and relief services to civilians affected by these conflicts has increased alarmingly and terrifyingly Brutality, In TheCountryThat Place of disputes It is increasing day by day. Therefore, in our research, we address the nature of the use of the distinctive emblem, whether as a means of protection or a means of indication. Identification of cases of misuse of the badge and mechanisms for avoiding bad use.
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