اعلانات هامة

The study aimed to highlight the seriousness of the nuclear waste of nuclear energy dumped at sea, despite its weak size, in addition to the absence of international legal rules binding on States or any international agreement in order to arrange responsibility in the case of fear and the commission of physical harm to humanity All.

In light of the technological development, the environment has become more important than it was before, as the international community is trying to protect it from possible damage, not to mention nuclear pollution, which is one of the most dangerous pollutants, especially after the entry of nuclear energy as an alternative to normal energy. Pollution is a global problem, which does not recognize the political borders. Therefore, it has received international attention because it imposed itself on the assumption that environmental dangers are no less dangerous than wars, wars and deadly diseases. In order to address this issue, several international conferences, International, puts at the top of its goals protect The most important of these conferences was the United Nations Conference held in Stockholm in 1972, following which the United Nations General Assembly Resolution No. 2398, which included the convening of the Conference on the Human Environment in the same year, .

The study found that, despite the positive results of international conferences in the field of environmental protection, it has not yet succeeded in establishing peremptory norms that bind states and bring responsibility in case of violation.

Keywords: 1. International liability 2. Environmental pollution 3. Nuclear energy and atomic activities.

هدفت الدراسة الى تسليط الضوء على خطورة النفايات النووية الصادرة عن الطاقة النووية الملقاة في البحار ,على الرغم من اتسامها بحجم ضعيف ,بالإضافة الى عدم وجود قواعد قانونية دولية ملزمة للدول أو اي اتفاقية دولية من أجل ترتيب المسؤولية عليها في حال المخافة وارتكاب أضرار جسمة  تضر بالبشرية جمعاء .