Prosecution of International Humanitarian Law Violations related to the Settlement in Palestinian Occupied Territories in International Criminal Court

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AMIRI SALEH; Saeedi Shahsavari Maryam; Gholamrezaie Hadyie; GHORBANZADEH MOHAMMAD

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Journal: INTERDICIPLINARY STUDIES ON STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE Year:2020 | Volume:10 | Issue:38 Page(s): 187-220

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Prosecution of International Humanitarian Law Violations related to the Settlement in Palestinian Occupied Territories in International Criminal Court

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AMIRI SALEH | Saeedi Shahsavari Maryam | Gholamrezaie Hadyie | GHORBANZADEH MOHAMMAD | Issue Writer Certificate

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SettlementsQ2

Zionist RegimeQ1

PalestinianQ2

IHLQ1

International Criminal courtQ1

Abstract

Zionist Settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories which have been maintained since the establishment of the fake Zionist Regime are considered one of the main aspects of gross violations of international criminal law. In this study, through invoking the Four Geneva Conventions(1949) and their additional protocols(1977), the provisions of statutes of International Criminal court and international case law, the authors seek to determine what are the concrete cases of violations of international criminal law resulting from the Zionist Settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories. The result is that by crimes including the destruction of Palestinian houses and their prohibition from access to their natural recourses, severe deprivation of social and individual rights and the transfer of the civilian Zionist population into the occupied Palestinian territories, the Zionist Regime has committed war crimes under the article 8 of the statute of International Criminal court. However, in exercising its jurisdiction, International Criminal court faces important challenges such as territorial jurisdiction, limiting the Court to exercise its jurisdiction following the 13 June 2014 and how to implement inspection.

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AMIRI, SALEH, Saeedi Shahsavari, Maryam, Gholamrezaie, Hadyie, & GHORBANZADEH, MOHAMMAD. (2020). Prosecution of International Humanitarian Law Violations related to the Settlement in Palestinian Occupied Territories in International Criminal Court. INTERDICIPLINARY STUDIES ON STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE, 10(38 ), 187-220. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/265130/en

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AMIRI SALEH, Saeedi Shahsavari Maryam, Gholamrezaie Hadyie, GHORBANZADEH MOHAMMAD. Prosecution of International Humanitarian Law Violations related to the Settlement in Palestinian Occupied Territories in International Criminal Court. INTERDICIPLINARY STUDIES ON STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE[Internet]. 2020;10(38 ):187-220. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/265130/en

IEEE: Copy

SALEH AMIRI, Maryam Saeedi Shahsavari, Hadyie Gholamrezaie, and MOHAMMAD GHORBANZADEH, “Prosecution of International Humanitarian Law Violations related to the Settlement in Palestinian Occupied Territories in International Criminal Court,” INTERDICIPLINARY STUDIES ON STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE, vol. 10, no. 38 , pp. 187–220, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/265130/en

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