Titlebook: Armed Conflict and International Law: In Search of the Human Face; Liber Amicorum in Me Mari?lle Matthee,Brigit Toebes,Marcel Brus Book 201

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Davide Calvaresi,Amro Najjar,Kary Fr?mlingnts raised in justification. Self-defence usually figures as a standard clause in the rules of engagement. These are texts which, established by commanders, permit or limit the use of force by their armed forces. The chapter briefly discusses the character of these instruments and of the clauses the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-5019-0 discourses together conceptually. It will be shown that these three disciplines provide a somewhat incoherent yet compelling framework for medical personnel during armed conflicts. In a nutshell, this framework guarantees the inviolability and neutrality of medical personnel and it stipulates that

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Aesthetic Judgement II: Functionsewly set up Intergovernmental Committee opted for combined protection efforts even though Libya hosts a wealth of cultural property and is a state party to the Second Protocol. UNESCO did undertake various protection activities and was joined by other actors in the cultural heritage field, such as t

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Explaining Bias in Membership Numbersxplore some of the various and complex dimensions of the truth to better understand tensions that may exist when, for example, efforts favour the collective dimension of truth for a whole society over the needs of victims as individuals. This chapter then reviews to what extent some of the transitio

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