5.2.2. Second Hypothesis: «International intervention in
Libya by NATO of 2011 was for political purpose which led to the negative
humanitarian outcomes»
The
international intervention in Libya by NATO reveals the weakness and
shortcoming in the international legal system of collective security. This
resort to use of force in Libya by NATO was primarily motivated by the NATO
interest. Those tricking interest of NATO in Libya was based on geostrategic
hidden, the Franco-British expenditure and American economical and Political
will. The researcher noted that the intervention in Libya by NATO caused some
violation of international law consider by it's as jus cogens. For instance,
NATO has violated the different law providing the means and warfare of war
which led to the negative humanitarian outcomes. As it has been seen in
precedent chapters, the researcher pointed out that international intervention
in Libya of 2011 was for different reasons (e.g. political reason, economical
reasons etc.) and had the negative humanitarian outcome.
Hence the second hypothesis framed by a researcher
«International intervention in Libya by NATO of 2011 was for
political purpose which led to the negative humanitarian
outcomes» has been validated.
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