حقوق الأنسان الأمنية بين الأسلام والقانون الليبي دراسة تحليلية

• Main Author: Ahssuyn Hussayn Ablkayr Eisay
• Format: Thesis
• Language: Arabic
• Published: Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia 2019
• Online Access: http://ddms.usim.edu.my:80/jspui/handle/123456789/17843

This study deals with the subject of human rights security between Islam and legal protection in Libyan legislation. The rights are the collection of a right. The right to the law is defined as the human being in the law towards one or more persons. It is meant by the status laws such as international human rights law, Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 8491. The Convention on Civil and Political Rights, 8411. The problem of this study is highlighted in the fact that Islam has provided a philosophical foundation for human rights and protected all human rights. However, the framework of these concepts enables to understand and define human rights in general and security rights in particular. However, these legal provisions contained in the legal protection are unclear, and there is no evidence of the mechanisms that must be provided to protect these rights against any violation and the impact of the Libyan laws and legislation from 1188 to 1181. The main objective of the study is to try to reach a clear definition of security rights and their characteristics, and to highlight the Islamic roots through the Qur’an and Sunnah noble Prophet (S.AW.). The methodology of this study, is based on many approaches, the most important one is the historical approach to the need to trace the roots of ideas related to security rights and the analytical approach to analyze from the perspective of the theoretical data, whether the legal texts or the legal texts. Finally, the deductive approach, which was applied in the Qur’anic texts, Security, and the study reached a number of results, the most important of which: That the rights of security in the Libyan laws and legislation from the Constitution in the light of 8494 until 1111 was a theoretical theory More than actual practices, and recommends the researcher in this study: that the protection of human rights security responsibility rests with the government primarily through the institutions and organizations and constituents of society and within the various procedural mechanisms, which all play a role and In the maintenance and protection of these rights and that the Libyan State's relationship with the United Nations system and non-governmental organizations was a continuous and influential interactive relationship, in order to create conditions for ensuring the full and effective enjoyment of human rights. The government should strengthen the institutional mechanisms that stand out in all structures and bodies that play a role in the defense and protection of human rights, especially parliam