Juridical study of the role of international committee of the red cross on humanitarian assistance in the international humanitarian law perspective in the case study of Boko Haram in Nigeria

The ICRC is one of the oldest international organizations in the world and since its establishment until now the ICRC has experienced many obstacles, but in reality the existence of the ICRC as an international organization has so far remained undeniable. The main objective of this research is to examine the role of the ICRC in dealing with internal violence in Nigeria. The protection provided by the ICRC to victims of the Boko Haram case is based on the 1949 Geneva Conventions, Additional Protocol II 1997 and customary international law. This legal research methodology draws data from books, journals, ICRC annual reports, websites on the internet, and other relevant sources. By providing protection to the victim of Boko Haram, the ICRC has provided several humanitarian and such as; donation of food and water, health care, care for displaced persons and promotion of international humanitarian law. The ICRC's role in assisting non-international armed conflict in Nigeria also needs the help of all parties and the war activist in respecting international humanitarian law other related sources. Nigeria's struggle against the jihadist group Boko Harm has not yet been settled, although the government has declared the rebels defeated. More soldiers died in seemingly endless wars, but the military kept their deaths