The latest volume of the
ISIL Year Book of International Humanitarian and Refugee Law (Vol. 10, 2010) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
- Leandro Moll, Developments in the Bases of the International Obligation to Repress the Crime of Terrorism
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W. A.D.J. Sumanadasa, Principle of Proportionality: the Criticized Compromising Formula of International Humanitarian Law
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Timothy F. Yerima, Still Searching for Solution: From Protection of Individual Human Rights to Individual Criminal Responsibility for Serious Violations of Humanitarian Law
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David I. Efevwerhan, The Responsibility to Protect: A Justification for Humanitarian Wars?
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Rishi Gulati, The 26/11 Terrorist Attacks and the Application of the Laws of Armed Conflict
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V. Seshaiah Shasthri, Role of International Humanitarian Institutions in Ensuring that ‘Armed Non State Actors’ Augment the Fundamental Notions of IHL – A Critique
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U. C. Jha, Special Laws and the Armed Forces in South Asia
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Aftab Alam, ICC and the Crime of Aggression: The Kampala Compromise or Consensus?
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B. C. Nirmal, UNHCR After Six Decades and Beyond
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Ranjana Ferrao, Retaining Portuguese Nationality in Goa
- Shorter Articles
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Oinam Jitendra Singh, Armed Violence in Manipur and Human Rights
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Vijay A. Chavan, Curbing the Menace of Child Soldiers: An Unsolved Riddle of International Humanitarian Law
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Cyntia Sampaio, Prevailing Relevance of the 1951 Convention on its 60th Anniversary
The latest volume of the ISIL Year Book of International Humanitarian and Refugee Law (Vol. 10, 2010) is out. Contents include:
