[PDF] Top 20 The Classification of Hezbollah in Both International and Non-International Armed Conflicts

... * This article focuses only on the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in the summer of 2006 and attempts to discuss the implications of intemationallaw with respect to [r] ... See full document

... between international humanitarian law and human rights ...attempted both through an overview chapter and via sections of each case ...to both provide a clear overview and to identify areas of ... See full document

... facto international- ization of the conflict against Iraqi insurgents could also be made based on a teleo- logical interpretation of IHL in light of its aims and ...to international armed ... See full document

... This privilege/immunity construct incentivizes IHL compliance in a number of relatively obvious ways. First, it protects individual belligerents from criminal/punitive sanction for their conduct of hostilities, but only ... See full document

... CONTEMPORARY ARMED CONFLICTS 10 (2011), available at ...al armed forces are fighting alongside the armed forces of a ‘host’ state—in its territory— against one or more organized armed ... See full document

... during armed conflict pursuant to the 1954 Cultural Property Convention ...under International Criminal Law, 11 M ELBOURNE J OURNAL OF I NTERNATIONAL L AW 339, 360 (2010) [hereinafter O’Keefe, ... See full document

... The law that app li es to the conduct of armed forces in a non-intern ational armed con fl ict is derived from treaty law and customary international law. How- ever, t[r] ... See full document

... Global Armed Conflict? The Threshold of Extraterritorial Non-International Armed Conflict, 89 I NTERNATIONAL L AW S TUD- IES 696 (2013); Claus Kress, Some Reflections on the ... See full document

... ing of soldiers mu st be the same in view of international a nd non-intern ati onal armed conflicts in order to create automatisms that work under the stress of the battle. O[r] ... See full document

... between International and Non-International armed conflict has lost its ...and international in ...and non-state forces confined within the borders of one nation were hailed as ... See full document

... As can be seen on quite a widespread basis, NSAGs with effective control over an area of territory sometimes volun- tarily undertake some human rights obligations. Whether the group itself views their actions in this way ... See full document

... an armed conflict exists, particularly in the case of “global” armed ...internal conflicts is simply transposed to those conflicts that are geographically dispersed across numerous ... See full document

... own armed forces, so the notion that expansion of Common Article 3 is required to fill a lacunae in enforcement is not supported in ...in international armed ...an armed conflict of a ... See full document

... organized armed group given that it is the elected authority in Gaza and possesses a structured military ...explore both possibilities - that Israel and Palestine were involved in an international ... See full document

... It is interesti n g to note that, in a regular lAC, a belligerent party is n ot required to grant POW status to its own nationals: a n enemy so ldi er (serving in the armed fo[r] ... See full document

... Droit International and a Professor Emeritus at Tel-Aviv ...of International Law at the US Naval War College in Newport, Rhode ...of International Law in Heidelberg, a Meltzer Visiting Professor of ... See full document

... where both international humanitarian law and the international human rights law have to be applied ...a non-international armed conflict where there is no agreed status of ... See full document

... to non-international armed con- flicts and cyber warfare remain the subject of some ...that non-State actors currently have, or may develop, is ...a non-State actor could alone trigger ... See full document

... 4. that further re search, consultation and discussion are needed to as- sess the most appropriate way to ensure that international humanitarian law remain s p r actical and relevant [r] ... See full document

... Some experts have suggested that the problem be approached from the standpoint of human rights law, and that use be made of existing enforcement machineries, which [r] ... See full document