The latest volume of the
Asia-Pacific Journal of International Humanitarian Law (Vol. 2, 2021) is out. Contents include:
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Interview with Judge O-Gon Kwon
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Ali Masoudi Lamraski, International Committee of the Red Cross
Preliminary Remarks on Lethal Autonomous Weapon
Systems from an IHL Perspective
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Leandro Anton M. Castro, The Humanitarian Exemption Challenge:
Securing the Philippine Humanitarian Space in
the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020
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Bingling Wei, The Red Cross Society of China in the Beiyang
Government Period (1912-1928): A Civil Society
Organization Amidst Political Unrest
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Yoshinori Kodama, The Use of Military Units and Personnel for International
Rescue and Relief Operations: Pertinent Issues Related to the
2011 East Japan Earthquake
- Lucas Alcici & Saba Papia, Displacement of the Rohingya Before the ICJ and the ICC:
Same Conduct, Different Crimes in International Law?
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Mary Flanagan, Prosecution of war crimes in Australia: prospects for victim
participation
