A Critical Study On The Developments Affecting The Scope Of Internal Armed Conflict In International Humanitarian Law
N. Medhiga Lakshmi, B.A. LL.B. (Hons), Saveetha School of Law, Saveetha University, Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences
ABSTRACT:
This research about developments affect the scope of internal armed conflict in international humanitarian law. The outlines the concepts of rebellion, insurgency, and belligerency in traditional law of nations. Here, the doctrine of recognition is examined, that was specialised in the grounds for acknowledging the existence of internal armed conflict. While the appliance of international humanitarian law is required within the case of belligerency, situations of insurgency are governed by the laws of war only explicitly provided for in an act of recognition by either a 3rd state or the de jure government. The concept of internal armed conflict in traditional law of nations signifies a situation governed exclusively by municipal law except in cases during which the popularity of belligerency has occurred. The objectives to Examine the concept of internal armed conflict. To focus on four stages of its development in international humanitarian law. To study whether the developments affecting the scope of international humanitarian law. The aim of the study is whether study whether the developments affecting the scope of international humanitarian law. In this study, research has undertaken random sampling with the total sample count of 200. The information was collected from responses through well-structured questionnaire. These collected data were analysed by using SPSS software. The statistical tools that were used for analysis were cross tabulation analysis, test, chi-square. From the analysis of the result of the cross tabulation and chi-square is an alternate hypothesis. The developments affect the scope of internal armed conflict in international humanitarian law.
Keywords: Internal armed, conflict, traditional, humanitarian, Law.
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