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LOIAC
(redirected from Law of International Armed Conflict)

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LOIACLaw of International Armed Conflict
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Government of Israel, the Supreme Court of Israel determined that the law of international armed conflict is the law applicable to the conflict between Israel and terrorist organizations because the conflict transcends Israel's borders and is waged between Israel and a militarily organized movement that is powered like a state.
Avoid or compensate? Liability for incidental injury to civilians ... by Ronen, Yael / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
THE contemporary law of international armed conflict, as interpreted by governments, international courts and lawyers over the decades since 1945.
CRUCIAL POINTS WHICH LED TO CONTROVERSY by The Mirror (London, England)
This justifies the conclusion that, according to the consensus of States, the law of international armed conflict is lex specialis and, thus, prevails over human rights law.
Factors in war to peace transitions by von Heinegg, Wolff Heintschel / Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
 
 
 
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