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Аннотация
Mazkur maqolada kiber makonda yuzaga kelayotgan qurolli mojarolar doirasida xalqaro gumanitar huquq (XGH) me’yorlarining tatbiq etilishi, ularning huquqiy va amaliy muammolari tahlil qilinadi. Raqamli texnologiyalarning harbiy maqsadlarda tobora faol qo‘llanilishi XGH tamoyillarining – ajratish, proporsionallik va ehtiyot choralarini ko‘rish prinsiplari – zamonaviy kiber harakatlarga qanday moslashishini qayta ko‘rib chiqishni taqozo qilmoqda. Tadqiqot davomida xalqaro huquqshunoslikdagi eng nufuzli yondashuvlar, xususan Tallin qo‘llanmasi asosida XGHning amaldagi zaif jihatlari ko‘rsatilib, mavjud normativ bo‘shliqlar aniqlanadi. Shu bilan birga, ayrim davlatlarning milliy strategiyalari tahlili orqali xalqaro huquqning zamonaviy urush shakllariga ta'siri va yetishmovchiligi yoritiladi. Muallif kiber makonda inson huquqlari va xalqaro tinchlikni ta’minlashda XGHning moslashtirilgan va kuchaytirilgan huquqiy mexanizmlar bilan boyitilishi lozimligini asoslaydi.
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