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The War Report: Armed Conflict in 2014 edited by Bellal, Annyssa (1st December 2015)
- Preliminary Material
- Disclaimers
- Editor’s Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Contents
- Table of cases
- African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights
- Committee against Torture
- European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR)
- European Court of Justice
- Human Rights Committee
- Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR)
- Inter-American Commission of Human Rights (IAComHR)
- International Court of Justice (ICJ)
- International Criminal Court (ICC)
- International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY)
- International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)
- Permanent Court of International Justice (PCIJ)
- Special Court for Sierra Leone
- National courts
- Table of Treaties
- United Nations Resolutions
- List of abbreviations
- Main Text
- Introduction
- Part I Summary
- Part II Situations of Armed Conflict in 2014
- Situations of Armed Conflict in 2014
- Armed conflict between India and Pakistan in 2014
- Armed conflict between Israel and Palestine in 2014
- Armed conflicts between Israel and Syria in 2014
- Military occupation of Azerbaijan by Armenia in 2014
- Military occupation of Cyprus by Turkey in 2014
- Military occupation of Eritrea by Ethiopia in 2014
- Military occupation of Ukraine by the Russian Federation in 2014
- Military occupation of Georgia by the Russian Federation in 2014
- Military occupation of Lebanon by Israel in 2014
- Military occupation of Moldova by the Russian Federation in 2014
- Military occupation of Palestine by Israel in 2014
- Military occupation of Syria by Israel in 2014
- Military occupation of Western Sahara by Morocco in 2014
- Armed conflict in Afghanistan in 2014
- Armed conflict in the Central African Republic in 2014
- Armed conflicts in Colombia in 2014
- Armed conflicts in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2014
- Armed conflict in Egypt in 2014
- Armed conflict in India in 2014
- Armed conflict in Iraq in 2014
- Armed conflict in Libya in 2014
- Armed conflict in Mali in 2014
- Armed conflict in Nigeria in 2014
- Armed conflicts in Pakistan in 2014
- Classification of the Conflict
- Summary of Applicable International Law
- History of the Conflict
- Parties to the Conflict
- Pakistani Armed Forces
- Haqqani Network
- Lashkar-E-Jhangvi
- Jundallah
- East Turkestan Islamic Movement
- Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan
- Casualties
- Displaced Persons
- War Crimes Allegations, Investigations, and Prosecutions
- Armed conflict in Somalia in 2014
- Armed conflict in South Sudan in 2014
- Armed conflicts in Sudan in 2014
- Armed conflicts in Syria in 2014
- Armed conflict in Thailand in 2014
- Armed conflicts in Ukraine in 2014
- Armed conflict in Yemen in 2014
- Situations of Armed Conflict in 2014
- Part III Thematic Chapters
- A Means and Methods of Warfare
- 1 The CIA Torture Report: was there a method in the madness?
- 2 Gender perspectives in armed conflicts in 2014
- Introduction
- A Gender-based crimes other than sexual violence
- B Gender-based crimes in 2014: gender-based threats to education, forced marriage, child marriage, slavery, and the recruitment of girls
- C Participation of women in armed conflicts and peacebuilding
- D Targeting of women’s participation in peace, gender rights, and conflict resolution
- Concluding remarks
- 3 The 2014 Gaza War: reflections on jus ad bellum, jus in bello , and accountability
- Introduction
- A The right to self-defence under jus ad bellum and the Gaza 2014 conflict
- B Principal violations of IHL during the 2014 Gaza hostilities
- C The International Criminal Court and local investigations
- 4 The conflict with Islamic State: a critical review of international legal issues
- B Protection
- 5 Refugees and asylum seekers from conflict-affected States
- 6 Protection of IDPs in armed conflict in 2014: a critical review of law and practice
- Introduction
- A The protection of IDPs under international law
- The Emergence of IDPs in the International Humanitarian Agenda
- The Protection of IDPs under International Humanitarian Law
- The General Protection of IDPs as Part of the Civilian Population under IHL
- The Special Protection of IDPs Under IHL
- The Protection of IDPs Under International Human Rights Law
- Key Provisions Protecting IDPs Under International Human Rights Law
- B Towards a normative framework for the protection of IDPs
- C Regional and national developments
- D The institutional framework for the protection of IDPs
- E Current challenges in protecting IDPs
- Concluding remarks
- 7 The legality of detention in armed conflict
- Introduction
- A Applicable legal frameworks
- B Grounds for the deprivation of liberty in armed conflict
- C Review of the lawfulness of detention
- Concluding remarks
- 8 Engaging with drug lords: protecting civilians in Colombia, Mexico, and Honduras
- Introduction
- A The international framework to tackle criminal organizations
- B Criminal organizations under international humanitarian law: the organization requirement
- C Criminal organizations under international humanitarian law: the intensity requirement
- D Zonas de impunidad : human rights obligations of criminal organizations
- E The responsibility of criminal organizations under international criminal law
- F Engaging with drug lords
- 9 Protecting the right to protest in armed conflict
- 10 Youth as main victims and perpetrators of violence: are the mechanisms behind joining ‘criminal’ gangs similar to those for joining violent extremist groups?
- Preliminary Material
- Introduction
- A Defining youth
- B Defining gangs
- C Age and gang membership
- D Youth gangs in recent history
- E Adolescence: a potentially dangerous transition
- F Push and pull factors
- G The use and role of violence
- Concluding remarks
- C Accountability
- 11 Extraordinary rendition and the European Court of Human Rights
- 12 National trials of international crimes in 2014: prosecuting ‘refugees’ suspected of international crimes
- 13 War crimes trials at Guantánamo Bay: key developments in 2014
- 14 Tackling impunity for sexual violence
- 15 A review of the work of the International Criminal Court in 2014
- 16 Transitional justice mechanisms: challenges and opportunities
- A Means and Methods of Warfare
- Further Material
