論武裝沖突中平民婦女的人身權(quán)保護(hù)
[Abstract]:In the aftermath of the second World War, small-scale inter-regional conflicts continued and the proportion of civilian war victims rose sharply, of which women and children were the main victims of armed conflict. The protection of women's personal rights under international humanitarian law can be divided into general protection and special protection. General protection refers to civilian women enjoy the same protection as civilian men; special protection refers to the provisions that specifically protect women's personal rights. The international community should protect civilian women in terms of physical security, sexual violence, displacement, access to health care and sanitation services, food, water and shelter, the disappearance of relatives and their impact on survivors. Both the actual actions of the State and its rhetoric can contribute to the development of the practice of protecting the human rights of civilian women in armed conflict. Many military guidelines address the obligation to respect and protect women affected by armed conflict. Civilian women are vulnerable groups in armed conflict, and the special protection of the rights of civilian women has always been a permanent issue of major international organizations. The protection of civilian women's personal rights by international organizations is mainly embodied in the protection of civilian women's personal rights by the United Nations, the International Criminal Court and the International Committee of the Red Cross. According to the provisions of the above-mentioned international organizations, women must be protected from any attack, in particular rape, forced prostitution and any other form of sexual assault. Although both national and international organizations have made a large number of general and special provisions on the protection of the personal rights of civilian women in armed conflict, they have played a vital role in the protection of the personal rights of civilian women in armed conflict. However, there are still many problems in the protection of civilian women's personal rights in armed conflict. These problems are mainly manifested in the lack of clear legislation on the protection of the personal rights of civilian women in armed conflict, inadequate implementation and defects in judicial procedures, which have brought many obstacles to the realization of the protection of the personal rights of civilian women in the world. In the face of the problems existing in the protection of the personal rights of civilian women in armed conflict, we should strengthen compliance with the relevant laws on civilian women in armed conflict and expand the jurisdiction over war crimes against civilian women. Only in this way can the human rights of civilian women in armed conflict be protected more effectively.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:湘潭大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2012
【分類號】:D998.2
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