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Rapidly increasing trend of recorded alcohol consumption since the end of the armed conflict in Sri Lanka
... The Lion Brewery used several strategies to achieve this high level of profit within a short period of time, whilst keeping beer prices attractive to both local and foreign consumers. In 2010, the Lion Brewery increased ...
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From Engines for Conflict into Engines for Sustainable Development: The Potential of International Law to Address Predatory Exploitation of Natural Resources in Situations of Internal Armed Conflict
... the end of the Cold War, natural resources have proven an adequate replacement for external funding of armed ...an armed conflict to gain ‘easy’ profits from resource exploitation encourage ...
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Foreign Terrorist Fighters and International Law
... an armed conflict are not ...with armed conflict’. The presence of an armed conflict is thus possible but not ...the end commits, or attempts to commit, any terrorist ...
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Armed Conflict and Humanitarian Crisis in Syria
... Armed conflict – whether intra or inter-state – and given the frequency of its occurrence, appears to be one of the realities of the international ...violent conflict in a bid to resolve certain ...
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MEDIATION IN ARMED CONFLICT
... In the literature, mediation is also referred to as an extension of the negotiation process. Th is stand is presented by Christofer Moore (2003, p. 15), who emphasises that mediation consists of including a third party - ...
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Armed conflict and child health
... the end of the civil war, the rates of gun violence have increased since the end of the war and each day 25 people are killed or seriously injured by gun ...
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Precision Air Warfare and the Law of Armed Conflict
... of armed con- flict will evolve in ...similarly end up expanding what qualifies as collateral ...of armed conflict principles, new prohibitions may also be adopted that provide special ...
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Education and armed conflict: the Kashmir insurgency in the nineties
... Armed conflicts differ in their historical and political background, actors in- volved and outcomes. While insurgencies, like in Peru ended after the leader of the movement got killed, or in the case of Nepal the ...
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Emerging Technology and Perfidy in Armed Conflict
... international armed conflict, the military crew of a UGV must distinguish themselves from the civilian ...non-international armed conflicts) apply to ...
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The Updated Commentary on the First Geneva Convention – A New Tool for Generating Respect for International Humanitarian Law
... For a number of provisions, the review of State practice and court cases has revealed that these provisions have played little to no role in armed conflicts since 1949. The new Commentary indicates this and ...
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Children, Armed Conflict, and Genocide: Applying the Law of Genocide to the Recruitment and Use of Children in Armed Conflict
... initially sounds reasonable. This reasonableness is quickly diminished when one looks into the ability of a child to make sound decisions for him or herself. The child’s family should not be given total authority to send ...
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New Technology and the Law of Armed Conflict
... appropriate. Armed conflict continues to be an unpredictable, often base affair, where significant ambiguity prevails, notwithstanding the employment of considerable technological capabil- ...by ...
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THE NOTION OF ASYMMETRIC TRANS NATIONALIZATION OF WARFARE WITHIN INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
... transnational armed conflicts give rise to additional and unique challenges, which derive cumulatively from their being both asymmetric and ...international armed conflicts, each state party is under ...
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Annotation to Public Prosecutor v. F., District Court The Hague
... provisions of treaties that are binding on all persons or of resolutions of international institutions’). A Dutch court could not set aside a Dutch rule because of conflict with any treaty provision; this could ...
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Climate change, the environment and armed conflict
... It has also been argued that although population growth rates are decreasing at a global level, developing ‘low income countries particularly in parts of Asia and sub- Saharan Africa will continue to experience very ...
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Global surgery for paediatric casualties in armed conflict
... The majority of our study subjects were victims of protracted conflicts in South Sudan (ICRC facility in Lokichogio) and Afghanistan (ICRC facilities in Kabul, Kandahar, Peshawar and Quetta), countries that face ongoing ...
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International Humanitarian Law and the Conflict in Sierra Leone
... If the conflict is a non-international armed conflict, the rules of international humanitarian law con- tained in Common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions and in P[r] ...
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The Status of Opposition Fighters in a NonInternational Armed Conflict
... There is little to distinguish the m from the Commentary's description of Common Article 3 non - int erna tional armed co nfli cts as "armed co nflicts, with armed [r] ...
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The Law of Armed Conflict and Detention Operations in Afghanistan
... OEF detention operations in Afghanistan, but the sparse tenns of Com mon Article 3 do littl e to clarify the separa t e issue of what minimum procedural requirements gove[r] ...
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Chapter XII: Deception During Armed Conflict
... hOTS de combat or have surrendered. For an account of the perfidious use of the white flag by Iraqi forces during the Persian GulfW ar see Tide V Report, at 0-621. A fulse broadcast[r] ...
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