THE LEGAL VALUE OF COMMON ARTICLE THIRD OF THE FOUR GENEVA CONVENTIONS OF 1949

Abstract

The international prison texts dealing with the problem of non-international armed conflicts are confined, as they provide for the felony organization of these conflicts beginning with one orphan article, contained inside the four Geneva Conventions of 1949 (commonplace Article 3), similarly to the second one extra Protocol of 1977 (28 articles), particularly if we don't forget the growth on this kind of conflict and its widening scope at the prevailing time at the price of global armed conflicts, similarly to the ambiguity surrounding these felony texts on the one hand, that the dearth of worldwide interest to non-worldwide armed conflicts necessitates the necessity of evaluating the provisions of the regulation of non-global armed conflicts And particularly the legislative ones, represented through the 0.33 commonplace article between the 4 Geneva Conventions of 1949, that is the point of interest of our research, and the scale of the international safety it offers to the victims of these conflicts.