THE NOTION OF OCCUPATION AND PEACE UNDER INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

Suffering from the ravages of wars and invasions and all aspects of occupation, colonialism and slavery is what marked the lives of peoples. Each era was distinguished by its justifications for the use of violence and force, and the arguments were mostly political, with the rulers watching over their plot to lure the flock. Since the beginning of the current century, man has found himself the biggest loser every time he fights war and incurs its consequences. With the growth of the concepts of the international community, the rights of nations and human rights, other concepts began to decline in terms of victory in wars, defeat, Post-war disasters and so on. This research sheds light on the concept of occupation and armed conflicts in terms of what they mean according to international law, their forms and what is related to them, and to what extent these legal regulations and peace arrangements contribute to limiting the dire consequences and potential losses between civilians and public and private property in the event of any armed conflict. It also contributes to promoting the spread of a culture of law respect in society