Compensation for the crimes of colonialism in international law (Algeria model)

Prof Amar Abdulhameed Amar, Assist; Prof Bara Munther Kamar, Assist

	Compensation for the crimes of colonialism in international law (Algeria model)
TIKRIT UNIVERSITY JOURNAL FOR RIGHTS
Article 1, Volume 5, Issue 18, 2013, Pages 78-117
Authors
assist prof amar abdulhameed amar; assist prof bara munther kamar
Abstract
There is no doubt that the rules of international law developed in order to organize life in the international community, through the establishment of a specific framework for relations between the أشخاصه, and perhaps maintaining international peace and security and to promote confidence in the deal, and confirm the principle of balance in these relationships is one of the most important functions of international law. Have addressed these important rules concerning the responsibility for internationally wrongful acts, including the contents of the principles and provisions to restore stability in the field of international relations after an illegal act, and to deter people from violating international law rules. The so as imposed by the liability rules of this rests with the person in charge of algebra and repair what has been achieved from damage due to work toward a person to another international., Where the impact of the president, who يرتبه international law as a result of international responsibility arising from the work of illegal international is a commitment to performance compensation to repair the damage arise as a result of this work, which must include damage accrued and covered in a way that restores the situation to what it was before the occurrence of the unlawful act, either through restitution or monetary compensation to pay a sum of money when you do not offer the possibility of restitution, or be by providing consolation suitable for the injured party.
Keywords
Compensation for the crimes of colonialism in international law

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