Displacement ... a crime against humanity

Alghad - 01/02
Displacement is one of the direct and indirect formed forms of genocide, and in the systematic framework it is one of its tools and a fundamental dependence on observing the identity and will of peoples at the same time. Throughout history, the forced displacement of the population was used or pushed them by subjecting them to conditions that lead to their complete or partial destruction. Based on this, given that the displacement operations have long been concerned with the international community due to their use as a military military tool in all conflicts, whether internal or external, many agreements that criminalized this act or any other crimes may lead to it to try to end this crime. The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, which was stated in the forefront that the United Nations has resolved and in favor of the current generations and accepting the establishment of a permanent international criminal court with jurisdiction over the most serious crimes, for the purpose of putting an end to impunity, this system was considered in Article Seventh of it that the deportation of the population Or forced transportation for them constitutes one of the forms of crimes against humanity. The system of the International Criminal Court itself defined the removal of the population or forced transportation to them as the transfer of the forcibly concerned persons from the area where they are located legally by expulsion or any other forced act, without justifications permitted by international law. Not only that, but the main system of Rome considered that the illegal deportation or transportation and the establishment of the occupying state directly or indirectly transferring parts of its civilian population to the land it occupies, or the deportation or transportation of all the inhabitants of the occupied land or parts of them inside or outside this land It is one of the forms of war crimes. Within the framework of international humanitarian law, the Fourth Geneva Convention stressed the prohibition of collective or individual compulsory transportation of the population or their exile from the occupied territories to the lands of any other country, whatever the reasons and reasons. As for the agreement to prevent and punish genocide, it considered that one of the forms of genocide is to transfer the group's children by force to another group, not to mention that forced displacement is one of the indirect forms of the genocide process; To target him in removing him for a long time, or ending the presence of one of the groups or influencing it, and this crime, that is, the crime of genocide and given its grace, it is according to the basic system of Rome falls within the jurisdiction of the court and its mandate. And because the crime of genocide requires extensive international tools to address it, a unique article has been approved in this agreement, stipulating that it be presented to the International Court of Justice at the request of one of the parties regarding the responsibility of a country for genocide or for any of the actions related to this crime and incoming In Article Three of it, which is conspiracy to commit this crime, direct and public incitement to commit it, try to commit it, and participate in the genocide. So, in light of the American President's call today to transfer the residents of the Gaza Strip to Jordan and Egypt, this legal scene must be present; The United States is represented by its president today, in one way or another, to commit a crime that is one of the war crimes, crimes against humanity, and the crime of genocide, forgetting that the Fourth Geneva Convention places responsibility for all countries, even those that are not a party to war or aggression, to ensure respect for its provisions and not to overcome it. In another context, in accordance with the agreement to prevent the crime of genocide and punish it, what is called to be called within the framework of incitement to the commission of this crime, which is an incitement according to the agreement that requires accountability. As for the framework of a system
Displacement is one of the direct and indirect formed forms of genocide, and in the systematic framework it is one of its tools and a fundamental dependence on observing the identity and will of peoples at the same time. Throughout history, the forced displacement of the population was used or pushed them by subjecting them to circumstances that lead to their entire or partial...
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