Câteva consideraţii cu privire la raportul dintre dreptul internaţional umanitar şi unele dintre ramurile dreptului internaţional public
Some Considerations on the Relationship between International Humanitarian Law and some Public International Law Branches

Summary/Abstract: International humanitarian law is a branch of public international law, having a specific object of regulation (protection of persons and goods during armed conflicts and limitation of means and methods of war) and it is based on fundamental principles of public international law (but has also developed a number of specific principles). It is an interstate, coordinating law, applicable if the subjects of public international law are in an exceptional situation (that of armed conflict) and has as purpose, the good and the protection of the human being.These features have a number of consequences also on the interactions that international humanitarian law has with other branches of public international law, making some of these interactions more complex and more intense than others.In the following we will approach only those branches of public international law with which international humanitarian law presents the most frequent and powerful interactions, namely: international human rights law, international criminal law, international environmental law, international medical law, law international refugee law or international law for the protection of minorities.

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