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Use of Force, and International Humanitarian Law

Legal Battles Over Nagorno-Karabakh: A Review of the Jurisprudence to Date

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Topic: 
Topic 1
Volume: 
28
Issue: 
11
Author: 
Gurgen Petrossian
PDF Version: 
ASIL_Insights_2024_V28_I11.pdf
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Related Terms / Attribute Tags: 
Asia
Eastern Europe and Eurasia
Human Rights
International Courts and Tribunals
Middle East and North Africa
Use of Force, and International Humanitarian Law

ICJ's Provisional Measures Approach in Nicaragua v. Germany – Unusual or a Practice in Judicial Economy?

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Topic: 
Topic 1
Volume: 
28
Issue: 
9
Author: 
Anshul Duggal
PDF Version: 
ASIL_Insights_2024_V28_I9.pdf
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Related Terms / Attribute Tags: 
Eastern Europe and Eurasia
Europe
International Courts and Tribunals
Use of Force, and International Humanitarian Law

International Humanitarian Law Principles – Ep. 6


Episode 48 - The Future of Armed Conflict

Legal Cynicism and Contemporary Armed Conflicts

Episode 47 - The Law of Sieges

Revisiting Veto Power in the Context of Atrocity Crimes: the Syrian Conflict as a Case Study

International Humanitarian Law Principles – An Update on the Israel/Gaza Conflict - Ep. 5


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International Law in Brief

Former Gambian Minister of the Interior Convicted of Crimes Against Humanity

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Sharon Basch

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International Law in Brief

Biden Signs Law to Support Ukraine with Seized Russian Assets

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Brita Jelen

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