The Relevance of International Law to Palestinian Rights in The West Bank And Gaza : In Legal Defense of The Intifada  

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Falk, Richard A. ; Weston, Burns H.

Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: Harvard International Law Journal vol. 32 no. 1 (1991), page 129-158.
Topik: INTERNATIONAL LAW; intifada; legal defense; international law; palestinian rights

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International law is challenged by the character of prolonged israeli occupation of the west bank and gaza. The literal situation it is true, has not been adquately anticipated in the treaty framework set forth in the modern law of war, even though it can be persuasively assessed from a perspective that relies upon relevant international law principles, doctrines and rules. Insofar as conventional law is concerned, however the israeli government has pursued policies and practices that challenge severely the humanitarian provisisons of hague IV and geneva IV ...

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