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June 2, 2026Imam Ja afar Al-Sadiq University Journal of Legal Studies

The United States Intervention in Iraq After 1990 and Its Legitimacy from a Humanitarian Legal Perspective

Asst Lect. Saad Majed Abdulhussein Jabbar Al-Izza

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The study aims to evaluate the legitimacy of U.S. intervention in Iraq through the lens of humanitarian law and rights.
Examine historical context of U.S. intervention post-1990
Analyze humanitarian laws relevant to the intervention
Discuss implications for human rights and reform policies in the Arab world
Identified key principles of humanitarian law that apply to the intervention
Highlighted the need for reform in human rights practices in the Arab world
Revealed the importance of codifying protections against tyranny and injustice.

Implication

This analysis explores the legitimacy of U.S. intervention in Iraq from a humanitarian legal standpoint, emphasizing the need for reform.

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Asst Lect. Saad Majed Abdulhussein Jabbar Al-Izza (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a23bafd71a5da9775e768ae https://doi.org/10.64682/3104-9419.1121

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