Traduction de «droit humanitaire de la guerre » (Français → Anglais) :

5. Reminds all parties that hospitals and medical personnel are explicitly protected under international humanitarian law and that the deliberate targeting of civilians and civilian infrastructure amounts to a war crime; calls for an impartial and independent investigation into all alleged violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law, including the latest attacks targeting humanitarian infrastructure and personnel; calls on all parties to respect the human rights and freedoms of all Yemeni citizens, and stresses the importance of improving the security of all those working on peace and humanitarian mi ...[+++]ssions in the country, including aid workers, doctors and journalists;

G. whereas the human rights and humanitarian situation has seriously deteriorated since Libya slid into civil war; whereas all warring sides are reported to have committed a whole range of violations under international human rights and humanitarian law, causing hundreds of deaths, mass displacements and a humanitarian crisis in many areas; whereas dozens of political and human rights activists, media professionals and other public figures have been abducted or threatened; whereas the UN has received reports of arbitrary detention and torture and ill-treatment by both sides;

6. Recalls that all parties in Libya must commit to the protection of civilians at all times, and that all those detained should be treated in accordance with international human rights and humanitarian law; recalls that attacks intentionally directed against personnel involved in humanitarian assistance or a peacekeeping mission in accordance with the UN Charter and intended for the protection of civilians or civilian objects under the international law of armed conflict constitute war crimes under the Rome Statute of the ICC;

F. whereas Libya continues to be embroiled in violence, multiple armed conflicts, low‑intensity warfare and war by proxy, which are affecting several regions and contributing to a general breakdown of law and order; whereas violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, widespread abuses, such as summary executions and other killings, arbitrary detention, torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, continue to be committed and can only delay the implementation of the agreement and undermine democratic transition;

14. Stresses that there should be no impunity for perpetrators of gross human rights and international humanitarian law violations; calls for the perpetrators of such acts to be reported, identified, prosecuted and punished in accordance with national and international criminal law; points out, in this regard, that the situation in the CAR has already been brought before the ICC and that, under the Court’s statute, there is no period of prescription for genocide, crimes against humanity or war crimes, and welcomes the statement made ...[+++] on 7 August 2013 by the Prosecutor of the ICC;

International humanitarian law is also known as the Law of Armed Conflict or the Law of War.