Protection of Women and Children from War in Libya: Literature Review

Human being is the core of the life. It is necessity and one of his rights to get the peace, security, rights, and dignity in any time. So, the international agreements have emerged to ensure the public and private protection for the human being against any aggression international humanitarian law is a subset of international law that governs state-to-state relationships. Its purpose is to protect those who aren't or aren't taking part in hostilities, such as the sick and injured, prisoners, and civilians, as well as to explain conflict parties' rights and duties during hostilities. Using Literature review, this research provides an explanation of the International Humanitarian Law, and how to keep women and children safe during the conflict. Women must be protected from attacks on their honour or dignity. Children under the age of fifteen are entitled to preferential treatment in all situations, particularly in terms of food, medical care, and protection from the impacts of war.