Alongside the rules which constitute the enacting clauses of the international Conventions and which, in precise terms, set forth the contractual obligations of States, there exist principles from which these rules derive. "Certain ideas formulated with deliberate imprecision occupy a privileged position in treaties which describe them as being creative elements of law
Abstract The universal nature as inherent in Islamic Law and International Humanitarian Law makes th...
Introduction. In international law the research of the notions “general principles of law”, “basic p...
The tendency of the current conflict is a new type of conflict, which is not regulated by internatio...
For some years it has been customary to call "humanitarian law” that considerable portion of interna...
The essays selected for the first part of this volume offer an insight into the development, as dist...
The rules of international humanitarian law of armed conflict are codified in a rather extensive bod...
The provision of relief to civilians in armed conflict is a sensitive activity, subject to specific ...
International humanitarian and military law, although a seemingly area that has already been well el...
The author presents the rules o f interpreting treaty and customary international law putting speci...
International audienceConcerned about how to intervene more efficiently in the humanitarian field, t...
Part I: The principle of distinction; Part II Specifically protected persons andobjects; Part III: S...
Humanitarian law rests on fragile foundations. It is true that its purpose, to protect basic human v...
Aim: To examine how do humanitarian organizations apply, or fail to apply, the humanitarian principl...
International Humanitarian Law is considered as a legal regime whose governing rules are being cha...
This paper presents selected conclusions related to the theoretical underpinnings of international h...
Abstract The universal nature as inherent in Islamic Law and International Humanitarian Law makes th...
Introduction. In international law the research of the notions “general principles of law”, “basic p...
The tendency of the current conflict is a new type of conflict, which is not regulated by internatio...
For some years it has been customary to call "humanitarian law” that considerable portion of interna...
The essays selected for the first part of this volume offer an insight into the development, as dist...
The rules of international humanitarian law of armed conflict are codified in a rather extensive bod...
The provision of relief to civilians in armed conflict is a sensitive activity, subject to specific ...
International humanitarian and military law, although a seemingly area that has already been well el...
The author presents the rules o f interpreting treaty and customary international law putting speci...
International audienceConcerned about how to intervene more efficiently in the humanitarian field, t...
Part I: The principle of distinction; Part II Specifically protected persons andobjects; Part III: S...
Humanitarian law rests on fragile foundations. It is true that its purpose, to protect basic human v...
Aim: To examine how do humanitarian organizations apply, or fail to apply, the humanitarian principl...
International Humanitarian Law is considered as a legal regime whose governing rules are being cha...
This paper presents selected conclusions related to the theoretical underpinnings of international h...
Abstract The universal nature as inherent in Islamic Law and International Humanitarian Law makes th...
Introduction. In international law the research of the notions “general principles of law”, “basic p...
The tendency of the current conflict is a new type of conflict, which is not regulated by internatio...