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| Beschreibung: | "This book makes the case for eliminating the distinction between types of armed conflict under international humanitarian law (IHL), specifically as they apply to persons taking a direct part in the hostilities - be they soldiers or insurgents. Currently, IHL makes a distinction between international and non-international armed conflicts. International armed conflicts are regulated by more treaties than their non-international counterparts. The regulation of international armed conflicts is also considerably more comprehensive than that offered for participants in and victims of non-international armed conflicts. This bifurcation of the law was logical at the time the Geneva Conventions of 1949 were drafted and adopted, as the majority of armed conflicts prior to that point had been international in character. However, in the years following the adoption of the Conventions, there has been a proliferation of non-international armed conflicts, which presents challenges to a body of law that has few tools to adequately address such occurrences. The adoption of the Additional Protocols in 1977 went some way to addressing the legal lacunae that existed, but significant gaps still remain. Mindful of this history, this book tracks the growth and evolution of the laws of armed conflict in the modern era, since the first document of the laws of war produced for the American Civil War. In doing so, this book demonstrates how the law of armed conflict has become increasingly harmonized in its application, with more rules of IHL being generally applicable in all instances of armed conflict, regardless of characterization. This book then makes the argument that the time has come for the final step to be taken, the elimination of the distinction between types of armed conflict, and the complete harmonization of the laws of war. Focusing specifically on the issue of combata |
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CONFLICT
/ CRAWFORD, EMILY
: 2010
TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
INTRODUCTION 1. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAW REGULATING ARMED CONFLICTS:
THE EVER-EXPANDING SCOPE OF THE LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT 2. BARRIERS TO
COMPLETE UNIFORMITY - COMBATANT STATUS AND PRISONER OF WAR PROTECTIONS
IN THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS 3. EXISTING EQUIVALENCY - CURRENT PROTECTIONS
FOR PARTICIPANTS IN NON-INTERNATIONAL ARMED CONFLICT 4. COMPLETING THE
PICTURE - INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW IN NON-INTERNATIONAL ARMED
CONFLICTS 5. ACHIEVING A UNIVERSAL COMBATANT STATUS - REASONS BEHIND A
UNIVERSAL APPROACH TO PARTICIPANTS IN ALL ARMED CONFLICTS 6. CONCLUSIONS
- TOWARDS A UNIFORM LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT.
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
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