Role of publishing rules protect the natural environment as a mechanism for national implementation of international humanitarian law

Abstract

The natural environment is considered the first protector of living organisms, especially human, pollution threatens the annihilation of all these objects, and this threat is increasing more during the wars. To protect the best natural environment in armed conflict, the publication of the rules of international humanitarian law plays a major role in this area, particularly at the national level. National publication of the rules protecting the natural environment, it may be before the outbreak of the armed conflict, which is often, which is publishing it may be during the armed conflict or beyond. The publication states the process is primarily where they are forced to amend its domestic laws to become compatible with the provisions of international humanitarian law, and assisted by the international bodies like the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross, and national bodies such as the National Societies of the Red Crescent and the Red Cross. And directs the dissemination of international humanitarian law, mainly towards the armed forces of the State as are the first on the application of this law, then it comes after that of the civilian population of various stripes and their constituents.