Revision of the World Health Organization's International Health Regulations
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Guyana Invokes Annex VII of United Nations Convention on Law of the Sea Against Suriname for Disputed Maritime Boundary
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Consular Notification and the Death Penalty: The ICJ's Judgment in Avena
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The Legal Status of Coalition Forces in Iraq After the June 30 Handover
On June 30, 2004, the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) in Iraq is scheduled to dissolve, with sovereign power to be turned over to a transitional Iraqi Administration. More than 100,000 Coalition forces will remain in the country with their legal status very much in doubt unless steps are taken to clarify the situation.
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Security Council Resolution on Multinational Interim Force in Haiti
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Alleged Monitoring of United Nations Telephone Calls
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United States Charges and Proceedings Against Two Guantanamo Detainees for Conspiracy to Commit Crimes Associated with Armed Conflict
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Global Outbreak of Avian Influenza A (H5N1) and International Law
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GEMAP: The New Anti-Corruption Plan for Liberia
Introduction
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The Use of White Phosphorus Munitions by U.S. Military Forces in Iraq
Stimulated by allegations made in an Italian television documentary,[1] a worldwide controversy has developed concerning the use of white phosphorus (WP) munitions by U.S. military forces during the assault on Fallujah, Iraq in November 2004. An important part of the controversy involves accusations that the use of WP munitions in Fallujah violated international law. This Insight examines the international legal aspects of the use of WP munitions by U.S. military forces in Iraq.
Background to the Controversy
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