The latest issue of
Humanitäres Völkerrecht (nos. 1–2, 2021) is out. Contents include:
- Artikel
- Alena Douhan, COVID-19 as a Challenge to International Solidarity: Legal Regime
and Application of Unilateral Sanctions in the Course of the Pandemic
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Teresa Mörth & Gerd Oberleitner, COVID-19 as a ‘Threat to the Life of the Nation’ in International Human
Rights Law: Diverging State Practice
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Kimberley J. Graham, Elizabeth B. Hessami, & Masa Nagai, Towards Enhanced Protection of the Marine Environment and Vulnerable
Populations in Relation to Armed Conflicts
Rouven Diekjobst, Sea-Level Rise and Public International Law: The Case of ‘Lost’ States
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Aktuelle Entwicklungen im humanitären Völkerrecht
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Valentina Azarova, ‘Zone of Non-Responsibility’: The Arms Trade Treaty and the Licensing
of Violence
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Zia Akhtar, Loya Jirga and the Pashtun Tribes: Can a Truth, Justice, and Reconciliation
Commission Restore the Trust of the Tribal Communities of the Khyber Pass?
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Marishet M. Hamza, Fragmented Armed Groups in International Humanitarian Law
