The effects of internal armed conflicts in the light of international humanitarian law

The subject of non-international armed conflicts is of great importance, whether in national or international law, and produces effects when its legal rules are violated, and the legal effects conflict the binding character on all its provisions, whether these provisions belong to international law or to international humanitarian law, because provisions that do not enjoy binding effect do not rise to the level of law, because they do not achieve the objectives for which they were developed. In order to establish the legal effects, international criminal responsibility must be established and the wrongful act must be proven and legally attributed to the person subject to the obligation, as this condition is essential for establishing responsibility. If international criminal responsibility is established against the accused person, it has material and legal consequences for the parties to the conflict, and the injured party has the right to claim compensation from the person who caused the damage .