Accountability of Foreign Forces and the Hired Staff in Iraq Judicially

.S. Ali Salman, Noor; Dr.Teiba J. Hamad Al-Muktar, P.

	Accountability of Foreign Forces and the Hired Staff in Iraq Judicially
AL- Mouhakiq Al-Hilly Journal for legal and political science
Article 1, Volume 9, Issue 2, 2017, Pages 307-376
Authors
Noor .S. Ali Salman; P. Dr.Teiba J. Hamad Al-Muktar
Abstract
international law and domestic law provisions covenants binding set of obligations imposed on its target audience, whether they are countries or individuals, when exceeded those commitments it is that a crime had to be the legal responsibility and then punishment against those who committed those crimes. What we have seen with regard to the case of Iraq and the crimes that were committed during the invasion in 2003 and the years following that date at the hands of foreign military forces and employees of private security companies of crimes varied between international crimes and internal crimes had to be held accountable before the competent court and been granted immunity altogether different all those planned for the representatives of States immunity to make it accountable not difficult, but the image effect in Iraq of violations by the mentioned categories makes it imperative for countries respect and fairness for victims' rights, which bellowed activating the role of the competent court to hold accountable those categories for the committed violations in Iraq. In our research we will try to address the problem of identifying the competent judicial accountability, whether international spend or internal spend and reference solutions available to Iraq to hold accountable those groups in front of international justice or criminal spend with touched on the images of military trials and the reference to the obligations imposed on the same correlation Private Security Companies states
Keywords
Accountability; Foreign Forces; Hired Staff; Judicially

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