المسؤولية الجنائية لداعش عن تغيير الهوية الدينية للأطفال الإيزديين وآليات جبر الضرر: دراسة في ضوء القانون العراقي

First: Legal Literature:

I. Dr. Sorour, Ahmed Fathi. The Legal Confrontation of Terrorism. 1st ed., Al-Ahram Center for Translation and Publishing, Cairo, 2008.

II. Dr. Abu Atiya, Al-Sayyid. International Procedures: Between Theory and Practice. Al-Thaqafa Al-Jamia Publishing, Alexandria, Egypt, 2011.

III. Dr. Hossam Farhat, The Constitutional Protection of the Right to Equality, Dar Al-Nahda Al-Arabia Publishing, Cairo, 2004.

IV. Dr. Hussein Ali Al-Khalaf and Dr. Sultan Abdul-Qader Al-Shawi, General Principles of Criminal Law, Al-Maktaba Al-Qanuniyya, Baghdad, 2010.

V. Dr. Haider Abdul-Razzaq Hameed, The Development of International Criminal Justice: From Ad Hoc Tribunals to the Permanent Criminal Court, Dar Al-Kutub Al-Qanuniyah, Egypt, 2008.

VI. Dr. Haider Ghazi Faisal, Criminal Responsibility for the Crime of Genocide, 1st ed., Center for Arab Studies for Publishing and Distribution, 2016, p. 107

VII. Dr. Mouhi Al-Din, Khawla Yusuf. Human Rights before the International Court of Justice. First Edition, Al-Halabi Legal Publications, Beirut, Lebanon, 2020.

VIII. Dr. Dalal Latif Mtashar Al-Zubaidi, Intentional Assault in Criminal Law: A (Comparative Study), 1st ed., Al-Halabi Legal Publications, Beirut, Lebanon, 2019.

IX. Dr. Suhail Hussein Al-Fatlawi, International Criminal Justice (Encyclopedia of International Criminal Law), Vol. 3, 1st ed., Dar Al-Thaqafa, Amman, Jordan, 2011.

X. Dr. Alia, Samir, and Haitham Alia. The Concise Guide on Crimes of the Special Section. Alpha Publications, Beirut, 2022.

XI. Dr. Amir, Salah Al-Din. Introduction to the Study of International Law. Second Edition, Al-Nahda Al-Arabiya Publishing, Cairo, 1995.

XII. Dr. Ragheef, Abdul-Razzaq Ahmed. Criminal Responsibility of ISIS for Violations of International Humanitarian Law (Iraq as a Model). First Edition, Al-Halabi Legal Publications, Beirut, 2021.

XIII. Dr. Farid, Fala. International Civil Liability for the Crime of Genocide. Salahaddin University Press, Erbil, Iraq, 2004.

XIV. Dr. Matar, Essam Abdel-Fattah. The International Criminal Court: Its Foundations and Establishment. Al-Jame’a Al-Jadida Publishing, Alexandria, Egypt, 2012.

XV. Dr. del-Badie, Mohamed Salah Al-Sayyid. Constitutional Protection of Public Freedoms: Between Legislation and Judiciary. First Edition, Al-Nahda Al-Arabiya Publishing, Cairo, Egypt, 2007.

XVI. Dr. Abdel-Moneim, Mohamed. The Influence of Religion on Legal Systems. First Edition, Al-Nahda Al-Arabiya Publishing, Cairo, 2001.

XVII. Dr. l-Keik, Mohamed Ali. Criminal Protection of Non-Islamic Religious Sects. Al-Mo’assasa Al-Maaref, Alexandria, Egypt, 2005.

XVIII. Dr. Abdel-Fattah, Mohamed Al-Saeed. Criminal Protection of Freedom of Belief and Worship. Second Edition, Al-Nahda Al-Arabiya Publishing, Cairo, Egypt.

XIX. Dr. Haidari, Mohamed. Events in Iraq: A Close-Up Experience (2004–2005), Part Two. First Edition, Dar Al-Noor Al-Shorouk for Printing and Publishing, Baghdad, Iraq, 2007.

XX. Dr. Omari, Madhhish Mohamed Ahmed. Individual Criminal Responsibility for Crimes Against Humanity. First Edition, Modern University Office Publishing, Alexandria, Egypt, 2014.

XXI. Dr. Hamed, Nayef. The Crime of Aggression under the International Criminal Court System. First Edition, Dar Al-Thaqafa for Publishing and Distribution, Jordan, 2007.

XXII. Dr. Helmy, Nabil Ahmed. The Crime of Genocide in Public International Law. Al-Mo’assasa Al-Maaref, Alexandria, Egypt.

XXIII. Dr. ou Samaha, Nasser Al-Din. Rights of Victims of International Crimes under the Provisions of International Law. Dar Al-Fikr Al-Jami‘i, Alexandria, Egypt, 2008.

XXIV. Dr. Ali Zaalan, Dr. Haider Kazem Abdul Ali, and Dr. Mahmoud Khalil Jaafar, International Humanitarian Law, 4th edition, Dar Al-Masala for Publishing and Printing, Beirut, Lebanon.

Second: Academic Theses:

I. Ahmed Roshdy, Freedom of Belief and the Requirements of Public Order, Doctoral Dissertation submitted to the Faculty of Law, Mansoura University, Egypt, 2017.

Third: Legal Research and Papers:

I. Dr. Mohammed Ali Mohammed Bahr, "The Constitutional Organization of the Status of Religion in the State," Journal of the College of Law and Political Science, University of Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq, 2024.

II. Dr. Friedrich Rosenfeld, "Collective Compensation for Victims of Armed Conflicts," International Review of the Red Cross, Vol. 92, No. 879, 2010.

III. Dr. Al-Hussein Al-Awamer, "Foundations of Redress in Transitional Justice: A Study of the Experience of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission," Jabal Journal of Human Rights, Algeria, Issue 16, 2007.

IV. Dr. Khalid Akkab Al-Obaidi and Dr. Taher Khalaf Salem Al-Jubouri, "The Role of the International Criminal Court in Protecting the Right to Redress," Tikrit University Journal of Law, Salahuddin, Iraq, Vol. 3, No. 1, Part 2, 2018.

V. Dr. Obaid Salman, "Religious Identity," Article published on the Alukah Network at the following link: www.alukah.net.

Fourth: international and Judicial Documents and Decisions:

I. Principle 19 of the Basic Principles and Guidelines on the Right to a Remedy and Reparation, 2005.

II. Paragraph 8 of the Declaration of Basic Principles on the Right to Justice for Victims of Crime and the Abuse of Power.

III. fforts of the Iraqi Government in the Field of Human Rights after 2003, Publications of the Iraqi Ministry of Justice.

IV. nited Nations Security Council Resolution No. 1373 of 13 August 2001 on Combating Terrorism.

V. United Nations General Assembly Resolution 147/60 of 21 March 2006, "Basic Principles and Guidelines on the Right to a Remedy and Reparation for Victims of Violations.

VI. Egyptian Constitutional Court Ruling No. 8 of 18 April 1996.

Fifth: Laws international:

I. The Rome Statute of 1998.

Sixth: Laws National:

I. The Constitution of Iraq of 2005.

II. The Iraqi Penal Code in Force, Law No. 111 of 1969.

III. The Kurdistan Region of Iraqi Component Protection Law No. 4 of 2025.

IV. The Iraqi Counter-Terrorism Law No. 13 of 2005.

V. The Iraqi Endowments Law for Christian, Yazidi, and Mandaean Religions No. 58 of 2012.

VI. The Iraqi Yazidi Survivors Law No. 8 of 2021.

VII. Second Amendment Law No. 2 of 2025 to the Iraqi Amnesty Law No. 27 of 2016.