Libya’s conflict shows that in practice the concept of the «responsibility to protect» can not follow the parameters used in this case. The responsibility to protect is not accepted for review the rules on the conduct of the hostilities that have been implemented by the coalition forces. Indeed, against the framework established by resolution 1973 of the Security Council, which was limited to the protection of civilians, the NATO Member States have intervened as a foreign military support to rebel forces, in order perhaps to overthrow the political system
There has been intense debate on the appropriateness of interventions in sovereign states. This has ...
<p>Over the course of four weeks the UN Security Council adopted a number of resolutions that ...
intervention in Libya have been widely hailed as events of historic importance. And rightly so. Alth...
Libya’s conflict shows that in practice the concept of the «responsibility to protect» can not follo...
A intervenção da OTAN na Líbia invocou como fundamentação a urgência da proteção de civis. Neste tex...
One of the most challenging issues concerning the doctrine of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) is...
The aim of this work is to determine whether the concept of Responsibility to Protect is able to exp...
The Responsibility to Protect (RtoP) norm is usually framed in apolitical terms of civilian protecti...
In 2005 UN member states reached agreement on ‘the responsibility to protect’ - a principle which st...
The responsibility to protect people against international crimes was introduced to international la...
In the early months of 2011 the peaceful protesters of the Qaddafi-regime were violently repressed b...
The Responsibility to Protect (RtoP) norm is usually framed in apolitical terms of civilian protecti...
I am writing on 27 February 2011, when there are calls for the international community to intervene,...
On March 17 2011 the UN Security Council passed resolution 1973 authorising the use of force for civ...
On March 17 2011 the UN Security Council passed resolution 1973 authorising the use of force for civ...
There has been intense debate on the appropriateness of interventions in sovereign states. This has ...
<p>Over the course of four weeks the UN Security Council adopted a number of resolutions that ...
intervention in Libya have been widely hailed as events of historic importance. And rightly so. Alth...
Libya’s conflict shows that in practice the concept of the «responsibility to protect» can not follo...
A intervenção da OTAN na Líbia invocou como fundamentação a urgência da proteção de civis. Neste tex...
One of the most challenging issues concerning the doctrine of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) is...
The aim of this work is to determine whether the concept of Responsibility to Protect is able to exp...
The Responsibility to Protect (RtoP) norm is usually framed in apolitical terms of civilian protecti...
In 2005 UN member states reached agreement on ‘the responsibility to protect’ - a principle which st...
The responsibility to protect people against international crimes was introduced to international la...
In the early months of 2011 the peaceful protesters of the Qaddafi-regime were violently repressed b...
The Responsibility to Protect (RtoP) norm is usually framed in apolitical terms of civilian protecti...
I am writing on 27 February 2011, when there are calls for the international community to intervene,...
On March 17 2011 the UN Security Council passed resolution 1973 authorising the use of force for civ...
On March 17 2011 the UN Security Council passed resolution 1973 authorising the use of force for civ...
There has been intense debate on the appropriateness of interventions in sovereign states. This has ...
<p>Over the course of four weeks the UN Security Council adopted a number of resolutions that ...
intervention in Libya have been widely hailed as events of historic importance. And rightly so. Alth...