Abstract
To protect the properties, lives, and dignity of human persons worldwide, the International Humanitarian Law seeks to uphold and promote Human Rights Law and other international frameworks regulating the rights of civilians and parties to armed conflict. The conduct of parties to the armed conflict who have grossly violated the combined provisions of International Human Rights Law and the International Humanitarian Law resulted in the persistence of armed conflict and warfare in Yemen, thereby crossing every access road to humanitarian rights and privileges. The researchers adopt the doctrinal methodology to investigate the status of warfare in Yemen, the provisions of the law on International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, and the extent to which the parties to the armed conflict in Yemen break such laws. The International Humanitarian Law and the International Human Rights Law regulate the conduct of actors and parties in the armed conflict both in Yemen and the world at large. The finding of this studydemonstrates that all the participants in the conflict in Yemen violate the International Humanitarian Law. Therefore, they are accountable for such violations.The research recommends strict adherence and compliance to both the International Human Rights Law and the Humanitarian Law throughout the armed conflict in Yemen to have lasting peace. Furthermore, accountability for violations committed should be identified, and all actors in the armed conflict should be punished accordingly.
Highlights
Over the years, following the out surge of armed conflict in Yemen, which has been considered the highest country in the world to record incessant and gross cases of human rights violations [143]Sriwijaya Law Review ◼ Vol 6 Issue 1, January (2022)Mohammed Salem Alqahtani, Rohaida Nordin, and Faridah Jalil and humanitarian crises, which left behind 4.3 million in dire need of means of livelihood.1 With the increased number of victims who have run away from their homes since the conflict kicked off, about 20 million people are suffering from food insecurity
The International Humanitarian Law and the International Human Rights Law regulate the conduct of actors and parties in the armed conflict both in Yemen and the world at large
The finding of this study demonstrates that all the participants in the conflict in Yemen violate the International Humanitarian Law
Summary
Over the years, following the out surge of armed conflict in Yemen, which has been considered the highest country in the world to record incessant and gross cases of human rights violations [143]Sriwijaya Law Review ◼ Vol 6 Issue 1, January (2022)Mohammed Salem Alqahtani, Rohaida Nordin, and Faridah Jalil and humanitarian crises, which left behind 4.3 million in dire need of means of livelihood. With the increased number of victims who have run away from their homes since the conflict kicked off, about 20 million people are suffering from food insecurity. Over the years, following the out surge of armed conflict in Yemen, which has been considered the highest country in the world to record incessant and gross cases of human rights violations [143]. A staggering 7.4 million are being risked to famine, and approximately 1 million returnees and 3.3 million remain displaced.. A staggering 7.4 million are being risked to famine, and approximately 1 million returnees and 3.3 million remain displaced.2 This is following the armed conflict that sometimes escalated in March 2015, thereby creating rooms for humanitarian actors and human rights activists around the globe to raise requisitions, criticisms and recommendations on policies and programs that will help in curtailing the menace that is currently ravaging humanity in Yemen.. Human rights and standards give rise to legal obligations which are valid in every situation, including humanitarian crises.
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