France's international responsibility for its nuclear tests in Algeria.

Abstract

This article examines the international responsibility ofFrance for its nuclear experiments in Algeria based on international law, as the importance of this topic lies in highlighting the extent of the ugliness of the crimes committed by the French authorities against the Algerian people, and the problem of research revolves around the legal basis on which international responsibility is based about its nuclear tests in Algeria, and concluded that the French nuclear tests in Algeria are a full-fledged international crime, which is a clear violation of the rules of international law that criminalizes genocide, and is the basis for establishing international responsibility against the French authorities, which requires them to recognize their crimes and compensate those affected.