Chemical Weapons
Challenging Challenge Inspections: A Fourth Amendment Analysis of the Chemical Weapons Convention
... a chemical weapon are readily available worldwide on the ...G6. Chemical weapons do not require advanced ...Instead, chemical weapons can be made in private locations with chemicals ...
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Chemical weapons as potential tools in terrorist attacks – risks and preventive action
... toxic chemical agent may be a more complex problem than the production of ...cities. Chemical weapons can be produced relatively easily because there are no problems with access to technologies and ...
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Chemical Weapons and Other Atrocities: Contrasting Responses to the Syrian Crisis
... of chemical weapons and demon- strated the inadequacy of the existing global criminal justice system, but also raise serious questions for the emerging responsibility to protect (R2P) ...
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Risk measurament of the staff occupied in chemical weapons destruction facilities
... the chemical weapons destruction plants found that the staff involved in first-class hazard operations are exposed to adverse changes in the psychophysiological condition manifested in vascular control ...
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Responding to chemical weapons violations in Syria: legal, health, and humanitarian recommendations
... of chemical weapons has been severely ham- pered by the direct and repeated targeting of medical fa- cilities and personnel—a war crime under international law—including by the use of conventional and ...
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'Can International Law Achieve the Effective Disarmament of Chemical Weapons?'
... of chemical weapons knows many political, technical and financial ...and weapons possessors struggle to meet the environmental and technical requirements provided in the ...
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The OPCW in Syria: Reactions to the renewed use of chemical weapons
... of chemical weapons use in Syria, post- claim of success, an important and significant contribution to the policy failure literature and policy literature more ...
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ORGANISATION FOR THE PROHIBITION OF CHEMICAL WEAPONS
... of chemical weapons or use of riot control agents as a method of warfare, or humanitarian assistance in case of serious threat of use of chemical weapons or serious threat of use of riot ...
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HOW BRITAIN SHOULD RESPOND TO CHEMICAL WEAPONS ATTACKS IN SYRIA
... nonetheless commit to limiting itself to targets that are clearly and directly linked to the use of chemical weapons, as opposed to wider command and control centres or other infrastructure. The conduct of ...
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The evolution of international restraints on chemical weapons and land mines : the interplay between international humanitarian law and arms control
... Desiring to contribute to the realization of the purposes and prin ciples of the Charter of the United Nations, Recalling that the General Assembly of the United Nations has repeatedly [r] ...
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Regulation-Tolerant Weapons, Regulation-Resistant Weapons and the Law of War
... in weapons have been evolutionary in nature. “New” weapons have often proved simply to be improvements on existing de- signs, offering little change in the nature or true character of their prede- ...new ...
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Close Calls with Nuclear Weapons
... During that period, there were numerous accidents in- volving nuclear-armed strategic aircraft. Bombs were dropped by mistake and planes crashed. Several close calls nearly resulted in nuclear explosions, but at least ...
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The use of weapons in peace operations
... The weapons and equipment carried by each peacekeeping mission, whether UN, regional or ad hoc, will depend on the nature of the operation as well as the equipment brought to the operation by TCNs in agreement ...
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No new weapons for the UN ombudsperson?
... by Joe Stevens Introduction and Historical Background On 17 June 2011, the United Nations Security Council UNSC unanimously adopted resolutions 1988 2011 and 1989 2011 as a successor to [r] ...
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Examining the discourse on nuclear weapons
... nuclear weapons in that sense as part of the national ...nuclear weapons to create national ...nuclear weapons is not understood as filling a gap in national identity, but the army and nuclear ...
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Biological Weapons Technology pdf
... Biological weapons are unique because the effects from pathogenic organisms, except toxins, are not seen for hours to days after dissemination. If adequate detection devices are not available, the first indication ...
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108CC Weapons Fundamentals(JAN15)
... The MK-19’s high explosive or high explosive, dual-purpose round make it very effective against personnel, with an effective casualty radius of 15 meters.... I].[r] ...
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WEAPONS TRAINING SERVICE AGREEMENT
... 2. CLIENT shall pay SSWTSI within thirty (30) days from the date of execution of this Agreement the full balance owed of $______________. If CLIENT fails to make the payment called for in this paragraph, SSWTSI’s ...
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Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Weapons
... It is thus evident that States Parties to the 1925 Geneva Protocol and to the 1972 Bacteriological Convention are prohibited from developing, manufacturing, stockpiling, acquiring,[r] ...
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New proposal for the detection of concealed weapons
... concealed weapons such as handguns, knives are common in controlled access settings such as airports, entrances to sensitive buildings, and public ...some weapons from getting through and also produces ...
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