The latest issue of the Journal of International Humanitarian Legal Studies (Vol. 5, nos. 1-2, 2014) is out. Contents include:- Gil Marvel P. Tabucanon, Protection for Resettled Island Populations
- Maja Janmyr, Attributing Wrongful Conduct of Implementing Partners to UNHCR
- Shahla Ali & Tom Kabau, Non-State Actors and the Evolution of Humanitarian Norms
- Eve Massingham & Kelisiana Thynne, Promoting Access to Health Care in ‘Other Situations of Violence’
- Antonio Galli, The US Humanitarian Assistance Facilitation Act
- Elizabeth Salmon, Institutional Approach between IHL and IHRL
- Lijiang Zhu, International Humanitarian Law in the Universal Periodic Review of the UN Human Rights Council
- Seira Yun, Breaking Imaginary Barriers
- Thomas Winkler, The Copenhagen Process and the Copenhagen Process Principles and Guidelines on the Handling of Detainees in International Military Operations
- Festus M. Kinoti, Prosecution of War Crimes by Invading and Occupying Forces
- Sanoj Rajan, Principles of Laws of War in Ancient India and the Concept of Mitigating Armed Conflicts through Controlled Fights
- Christopher R. Rossi, The Responsibility to Protect and the Plenitudinal Mindset of International Humanitarian Law
