IRRC No. 903

National security and the right to liberty in armed conflict: The legality and limits of security detention in international humanitarian law

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National security and the right to liberty in armed conflict: The legality and limits of security detention in international humanitarian law author: Zelalem Mogessie Teferra

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International humanitarian law’s old questions and new perspectives: On what law has got to do with armed conflict author: Thomas Forster

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When is a conflict international? Time for new control tests in IHL author: Djemila Carron

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Reports and documents: Protecting people deprived of their liberty author:

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Reports and documents: ICRC report on the visit to “Robbeneiland” (Robben Island) Prison on the 1st May, 1964, by Mr G. Hoffmann, Delegate General of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Africa author:

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Reports and documents: What’s new in law and case law around the world? (Winter/Spring 2016) author:

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Book review: Does Torture Prevention Work? author: Olivier Chow

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Book review: The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia: Assessing their Contribution to International Criminal Law author: Katie Shea

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Book review: Compliant Rebels: Rebel Groups and International Law in World Politics author: Ezequiel Heffes

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Books and articles: New publications in humanitarian action and the law (Spring 2016) author:

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