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The basis for civil liability for vibrations emitted from communication towers antennas( Comparative Legal Study) | ||
| Journal Of the College of law /Al-Nahrain University | ||
| Article 1, Volume 19, Issue 1, 2018, Pages 1-35 | ||
| Abstract | ||
| That the scientific progress and intellectual development in the field of audio and visual communication resulted in the emergence of topics did not exist previously as mobile devices and communication towers, and the spread of the latter in many areas, especially within cities . Electromagnetic vibrations are emitted from the antennas of these towers, in order to complete the process of communication among users, but these waves are not limited to mobile phones, but also seek the human element, so it is conceivable that it may affect people with diseases they do not realize, as these oscillators Fall within air and environmental pollutants . Some studies suggest that there are health risks that affect human safety due to the emission of electromagnetic waves from the antennas. On the other hand, other studies say that their danger is uncertain. Despite the scientific controversy, there is increasing concern and fear by people living near these towers. The need to protect them and ensure their rights. We highlight the general rules on the application of telecommunications companies to the harm caused by non-ionizing radiation emitted by antennas to people living nearby, although there is no scientific certainty of the damage caused by these antennas . | ||
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