The latest issue of the
International Review of the Red Cross (Vol. 102, no. 915, December 2020) is out. The theme is: "Non-State armed groups." Contents include:
- Interview with Attaher Zacka Maïga: Networking Coordinator
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Tilman Rodenhäuser, The legal protection of persons living under the control of non-State armed groups
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Irénée Herbet & Jérôme Drevon, Engaging armed groups at the International Committee of the Red Cross: Challenges, opportunities and COVID-19
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Olivia Herman, Beyond the state of play: Establishing a duty of non-State armed groups to provide reparations
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Luke Moffett, Violence and repair: The practice and challenges of non-State armed groups engaging in reparations
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ICRC Engagement with Non-State Armed Groups: Why, how, for what purpose, and other salient issues
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Jemma Arman, State responsibility for community defence groups gone rogue
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Martha M. Bradley, Additional Protocol II: Elevating the minimum threshold of intensity?
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Cenap Çakmak & Gökhan Güneysu, Exploring foundational convergence between the Islamic law of armed conflict and modern international humanitarian law: Evidence from al-Shaybani's Siyar al-Kabir
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Ana Dols García, Armed groups, IHL and the invisible world: How spiritual beliefs shape warfare
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Lara Hakki, Eric Stover, & Rohini J. Haar, Breaking the silence: Advocacy and accountability for attacks on hospitals in armed conflict
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Henning Lahmann, Protecting the global information space in times of armed conflict
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Yulia Nuzban, “For private or personal use”: The meaning of the special intent requirement in the war crime of pillage under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court
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Yaël Ronen, On prisoners, family life and collective punishment: The Namnam case
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Michael Talhami & Mark Zeitoun, The impact of attacks on urban services II: Reverberating effects of damage to water and wastewater systems on infectious disease
