IHL Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Neoliberalism Introduction Neoliberalism is a concept that describes a policy model that covers both politics and economics. Its main aim is to transfer economic control from the public sector to the private sector. Most of these policies improve market capitalism to limit government spending and regulation and public ownership. The concept is mainly associated with factors such as deregulation, free trade, privatization, austerity, and minimizing government expenditure. The main aim is...

ICRC- International Committee of the Red Cross, Questions and answers, 100% accurate, rated A+ Mission of the Red Cross - -To ensure humanitarian protection and assistance for victims of armed conflict and other situations of violence; takes action to emergencies What guides the red cross? - -The International Humanitarian Law [IHL]; protects combatants & civilians during conflict human rights - -given to all & protect individual at all times; basic rights to which all people are enti...

Lecture Notes International Humanitarian and International Criminal Law as part of Minor International Law European Studies year 4

SOUTHCOM Human Rights Awareness Actual Questions and Answers Solved Correctly and Verified Which of the following can result from U.S. personnel failing to respect human rights or failing to convey the importance of respect for human rights to host nation personnel? - Damage to U.S. national security interests - Damage to the military mission - Damage to the advancement of key U.S. foreign policy goals - Loss of trust of the civilian population - All answers are correct (correct) Which ...

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This essay scored a mark of 72, distinction. The construction of international humanitarian law on an inter-state basis means that it is incapable of evolving to adapt to the requirements of modern, asymmetrical warfare.' Discuss.

This note include Legal status, Prisoners of war, Protection of POWs (How does the third Geneva Convention protect POWs?), Civilians in International Armed Conflicts, Detention of persons in non-international armed conflict, civilians in the hands of the enemy, Protection of enemy civilians (How does IHL protect these enemy civilians?), Protection of a Party’s nationals, Non-international armed conflicts, 1949 Geneva Conventions, Common Article 3 (Conflicts not of an international chara...

This continues from the previous notes. This are including Non-International Armed Conflict, Why the distinction between NIACs and IACs are very important?, Common Article 3 Geneva Conventions, Which rights and duties can we find in Common Article 3?, Additional Protocol II, Criteria for Common Article 3, ICTY 1995 Tadic Appeals Chamber, ICTY 2008 Haradinaj Trial Chamber, and until when does IHL apply in a NIAC?.