IRRC No. 305

International Review of the Red Cross - 04-1995

16 articles

IRRC No. 305 International Review of the Red Cross - 04-1995

16 articles

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RCE volume 35 issue 305 Cover and Front matter author:

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RCE volume 35 issue 305 Cover and Back matter author:

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The 26th International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent: Myth and Reality author: Yves Sandoz

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A comparison of self-evaluating state reporting systems (II) author: Elisabeth Kornblum

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Refugees and internally displaced persons — International humanitarian law and the role of the ICRC author: Jean-Philippe Lavoyer

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The ICRC and internally displaced persons author:

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The contribution of the Emperor Asoka Maurya to the development of the humanitarian ideal in warfare author: G.I.A.D. Draper

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From the end of the Second World War to the dawn of the third millennium — The activities of the International Committee of the Red Cross during the Cold War and its aftermath: 1945–1995 author: François Bugnion

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Accession to the Protocols by the Republic of Honduras author:

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Declaration by the Slovak Republic author:

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Accession to the Protocols by the Republic of Cape Verde author:

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Declaration by the Republic of Cape Verde author:

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The Nazi Doctors and the Nuremberg Code author: Françoise Perret

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War and Law Since 1945 author: Hans-Peter Gasser

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The Gulf Crisis From prohibition of the use of force to its authorization author: Ameur Zemmali

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Dérives humanitaires: États d'urgence et droit d'ingérence Humanitarian Action off Course: States of Emergency and the Right to Intervene author:

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