The inaugural volume of the
Asia-Pacific Journal of International Humanitarian Law (Vol. 1, 2020) is out. Contents include:
- Suzannah Linton, Deciphering the Landscape of International
Humanitarian Law in the Asia-Pacific
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Raphael Lorenzo A. Pangalangan, Crime and Omission: Command Responsibility
from Manila to Rome
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Kelisiana Thynne & Fiona Barnaby, Malaysia and the Rome Statute of the International
Criminal Court: A Call for Ratification
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Kelisiana Thynne & Sahar Haroon, Gunshot Wound Reporting Legislation in the Asia-
Pacific Region: A Need to Ensure Better
Consistency with IHL
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Jonathan Kwik, The Road to Ongwen: Consolidating Contradictory
Child Soldiering Narratives in International
Criminal Law
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Natasha Chabbra, Justice for Syrians Under the International Criminal
Court: Applying the Myanmar Model of Territorial
Jurisdiction for Cross-Border Crimes
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Eve Massingham, Radio Silence: Autonomous Military Aircraft and
the Importance of Communication for their Use in
Peace Time and in Times of Armed Conflict under
International Law
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Trang T. Ngo, Grey Zone Conflict in the South China Sea and
Challenges Facing the Legal Framework for the Use
of Force at Sea
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Jan Römer, Malaysia and the Rome Statute: Panel Discussion
during the Margins of the IHL Moot Court
Competition at the International Islamic University
Malaysia on 12 October 2019
