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- Preliminary Material
- Disclaimers
- Editor’s Preface
- Contents
- Table of Cases
- International
- African Commission on Human and People’s Rights
- Committee Against Torture
- European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR)
- European Court of Justice
- Human Rights Committee
- Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR)
- International Court of Justice (ICJ)
- International Criminal Court (ICC)
- International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)
- International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY)
- Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals
- Nuremberg Military Tribunal
- Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA)
- Permanent Court of International Justice
- Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL)
- Special Tribunal for Lebanon
- National Courts
- International
- Table of Treaties
- Table of United Nations Resolutions
- List of Abbreviations
- Main Text
- Introduction
- Part I Armed Conflicts in 2013 and their Impacts
- Part II Situations of Armed Conflict in 2013
- Situations of armed conflict in 2013
- Armed conflicts between Israel and Syria in 2013
- Armed conflict between India and Pakistan in 2013
- Military occupation of Azerbaijan by Armenia in 2013
- Military occupation of Cyprus by Turkey in 2013
- Military occupation of Eritrea by Ethiopia in 2013
- Military occupation of Georgia by the Russian Federation in 2013
- Military occupation of Lebanon by Israel in 2013
- Military occupation of Moldova by the Russian Federation in 2013
- Military occupation of Palestine by Israel in 2013
- Military occupation of Syria by Israel in 2013
- Military occupation of Western Sahara by Morocco in 2013
- Armed conflicts in Afghanistan in 2013
- Armed conflict in the Central African Republic in 2013
- Armed conflicts in Colombia in 2013
- Armed conflicts in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2013
- Armed conflict in India in 2013
- Armed conflict in Mali in 2013
- Armed conflicts in Mexico in 2013
- Armed conflict in Myanmar in 2013
- Armed conflict in Nigeria in 2013
- Armed conflict in the Philippines in 2013
- Armed conflict in Somalia in 2013
- Armed conflict in South Sudan in 2013
- Armed conflicts in Sudan in 2013
- Armed conflicts in Syria in 2013
- Armed conflict in Thailand in 2013
- Armed conflict in Turkey in 2013
- Armed conflict in Yemen in 2013
- Situations of armed conflict in 2013
- Part III Important Themes in Armed Conflicts in 2013
- 1 The ‘new’ US policy on drone strikes: domestic and international legal considerations
- 2 Sexual violence against men and boys in armed conflict
- 3 Use of chemical weapons in the Syrian conflicts and under international law
- 4 Foreign fighters and international law
- Introduction
- A Foreign fighters: a growing phenomenon?
- B Foreign fighters under international humanitarian law
- The Status of Foreign Fighters during Armed Conflicts
- Foreign Fighters in International Armed Conflicts
- Foreign Fighters in Non-International Armed Conflicts
- Foreign Fighters in a Non-International Armed Conflict Involving Foreign States
- Foreign Fighters in the so-called ‘Global War on Terror’
- Foreign Fighters and Terrorism
- C Foreign fighters and third states
- Concluding remarks
- 5 Child soldiers in 2013: trends, challenges, and opportunities
- 6 The protection of cultural heritage in armed conflict
- Introduction
- A International legal framework
- B The role of international courts
- C The role of international organizations
- Concluding remarks
- 7 Protecting persons with disabilities in armed conflict
- 8 Central African Republic: from conflict to chaos and back again?
- Introduction
- A Historical and political context
- B Legal issues arising from the crisis in CAR in 2013
- A Non-International Armed Conflict from December 2012 until March 2013
- From 24 March 2013 To The Beginning Of 2014: A Situation Of Extreme Violence, But Not An ‘Armed Conflict’ Under International Law
- Human Rights Obligations and Non-State Armed Groups
- Issues Relating to the Qualification of Armed Conflicts
- Which Entity has an Authoritative Voice on Applicable International Law?
- International Criminal Law Issues
- Concluding remarks
- 9 The responsibility to protect, and Syria
- Introduction
- A The UN principle of the responsibility to protect
- B The UN strategy on implementation of R2P
- C Protection in armed conflict: the relevance of R2P
- D The international dimensions of R2P
- E R2P in context: the conflict in Syria
- Concluding remarks
- 10 Protecting civilians in populated areas during the conduct of hostilities after the Gotovina case
- 11 National trials of international crimes in 2013: procedural and fair trial guarantees
- 12 A critical review of jurisprudence of the ad hoc tribunals in 2013
- 13 Farewell ‘specific direction’: aiding and abetting war crimes and crimes against humanity in Perišić, Taylor, Šainović et al., and US Alien Tort Statute jurisprudence
- Introduction
- A Perišić and Tadić: the origins of specific direction
- B Taylor and Šainović et al.: the judicial dismantling of specific direction
- C Aiding and abetting in US Alien Tort Statute jurisprudence
- D Reflections on ‘specific direction’ in aiding and abetting in international criminal law
- Concluding remarks
- 14 Redress and reparation for victims of armed conflict: a critical review of practice in 2013
- Further Material
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