Inter-state armed conflict
Indeterminacy in the Law of Armed Conflict
... of inter-State force, not in isolation from ...any State uses force against another—either in breach of the UN Charter or in conformity with it—then an armed conflict will thereby arise ...
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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 ...
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Global Armed Conflict? The Threshold of Extraterritorial Non-International Armed Conflict
... territorial State to its sovereignty (and, as such, to its territorial integrity) and the right of the victim-State to defend ...territorial State is unwilling or unable to police the matter itself, ...
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Combating Terrorist: Legal Challenges in the Post-9/11 World
... Alston’s Report has stimulated much interest because it addresses subjects of current concern. He begins by focusing on unmanned aerial vehicles and weapons fired from them as among the most controversial instruments in ...
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Depression Among Pregnant Latinas In South Carolina
... the state. Also, the question of legitimacy of the state became a serious ...sovereign state in Western Europe emerged gradually through a process of negotiation (Breuilly 1994, ...Accordingly, ...
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Full Volume 70: Professor Howard Levie and the Law of War
... Was it an international armed conflict thereby requiring compliance by all Parties to the Convention, or was it a non-international armed conflict, in which case only the minimal protect[r] ...
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Children, Armed Violence and Transition: Challenges for International Law & Policy
... from armed conflict, the post-conflict society may not be free from violence (criminal violence for example) or autocracy, both of which may impact negatively upon ...of armed conflict ...
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THE NOTION OF ASYMMETRIC TRANS NATIONALIZATION OF WARFARE WITHIN INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
... transnational armed conflicts give rise to complex problems under humanitarian ...of armed forces, using guerilla tactics or the terrorization of civilians by launching indiscriminate ...a state, ...
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Prisoner-Of-War Status after September Eleven: Need for Amending the Laws of War in the Context of Transnational Armed Conflicts
... committed in the larger context of an armed conflict. The Elements of Crimes (EOC) which is the explanatory document of the Rome Statute and provides guidelines as to how the statute should be interpreted ...
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Demographics and Classification of Sexual Offenders and Associations with Non- Compliance of the Tennessee Sexual Offender Registration Laws
... the armed forces to restore ...as armed conflicts in the real sense of the word and this has raised serious challenges to members of the armed forces who have been drafted to the affected states to ...
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VICTIMISATION OF CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AND THE CHALLENGES FOR THE LEGAL SYSTEM WORLDWIDE
... Undoubtedly, we are having multiple laws at the international and national levels. But due to the existence of gaps in implementation, inability or unwillingness on the part of the state, insensitive civil society ...
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The Effects of Armed Conflict on Children
... by armed conflict (social determinants of health, such as population displacement, the destruction of infrastructure, and the deterioration of heath and public health systems) significantly increase ...
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The Georgia Department of Corrections: A Review of Georgia�s �Other� Public Mental Health System
... other armed conflict which may arise between two or more of the High Contracting parties should be taken as referring to any out break of violence between the armed forces of two states, regardless ...
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Moralizing Gods and Armed Conflict
... contemporary conflict outcomes and must not be correlated with unobserved ...modern conflict outcomes, but an indirect effect cannot be ruled out ...contemporary conflict outcomes through ...
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Redefining Combatants
... Only soldiers fighting for the state in an international armed conflict are deemed to have the combatant's privilege, which is essentially a way of saying that it[r] ...
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The Effects of Armed Conflict on Children
... 8. Children should be afforded a voice in creating policy and programs that prevent and mitigate harmful effects of armed conflict. Children affected by armed conflict are often from minority ...
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Armed conflict and child health
... Armed confl ict has a major impact on child health throughout the ...of armed confl ict and civilians are more likely to die than soldiers as a result of the confl ...munitions. Armed confl ict is ...
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Problems with the Application of Norms Governing Interstate Armed Conflict to Non-International Armed Conflict
... The 1979 International Convention Against the Taking of Hos- tages' s (Hostage Convention) provides a means for international enforcement of the prohibition against t[r] ...
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MEDIATION IN ARMED CONFLICT
... solving armed confl icts, mainly due to its fl exibility allowing parties to freely decide about their participation in the mediation, the choice of a mediator, and acceptance or rejecting the conditions of the confl ...
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Whose Armed Conflict? Which Law of Armed Conflict?
... one state uses military force against anything else in another state—citizens, state armed forces, or foreign visitors, private property, state institutions, or refugee camps—then it ...
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