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The Universal Obligation to Arrest Netanyahu and Gallant: Ending State Officials’ Immunity Saga with respect to grave breaches of IHL
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made two trips in April without being arrested: one to Hungary and the other to the United States (US). While commentators criticized Hungary…
Is ‘prolonged occupation’ still ‘military occupation’ governed by IHL?
Article 42 of the Hague Regulations (HR), annexed to the 1907 Hague Convention IV, provides that a territory is considered occupied ‘when it is actually…
Party Status to Armed Conflict in International Law: Author’s Response
Editor's note: This post is part of a book discussion on Alexander Wentker’s “Party Status to Armed Conflict in International Law". I am very grateful…
The Power of Co-Party Influence on IHL Compliance
Editor's note: This post is part of a book discussion on Alexander Wentker’s “Party Status to Armed Conflict in International Law". Alex Wentker’s book, which…
On Parties and Co-Parties: A Comment on Alex Wentker’s Book
Editor's note: This post is part of a book discussion on Alexander Wentker’s “Party Status to Armed Conflict in International Law". I doubt that a…
‘Hybrid threats, ‘grey zones’, ‘competition’, and ‘proxies’: When is it actually war?
In the last few months, suspicious fires in warehouses and aboard aircraft, the severing of undersea power and Internet cables, GPS jamming, cyber operations against critical civilian infrastructure,…
Anti-personnel landmines in Ukraine: A worrying escalation
On Wednesday, November 20, 2024, the United States announced its decision to supply anti-personnel landmines to Ukraine. Zelenskyy thanked the US for its decision and called these…
Is the detention by an occupying power of fighters in a NIAC governed by GC IV?
Since the outbreak of the hostilities on 7 October 2023, Israel has detained thousands of Palestinians from Gaza. 1,627 are being held by the Israel Prison Service (IPS)…
The First Humanitarian ICT Resolution: Ambitions and Limitations
On 31 October 2024, the International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent adopted an unprecedented resolution on protecting civilians against the potential human cost of…
Arms Exports and Access to Justice: Enforcing International Law through Domestic Courts
Since 8 October 2023, the day after Hamas’s attack on Israel, arms exports have been the subject of much debate. After spiking in 2023 (see report concerning…
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