INTERNATIONAL LAW

on utilitarianism, freedom of speech and freedom of religion; it is a total violationof human rights and the dignity of persons. It deserves a special kind of treatmentas it stems from a desire to use terror in the attempt, conspiracy or accomplishmentof an act or omission which amounts to an offenc[r]

that period I have learned much from friends, colleagues, and students. Withoutthe pleasure and stimulation of such company, the scholarly life would be lonelyindeed. Thanks is owed to so many that it must be silently given, with one exception.This book as conceived and executed could not have been[r]

executed by military or civilian personnel and contains no physical component or threat. The relevance of these distinctions will be significant for the treatment of information warfare under international law. In sum, international law seems to draw a strong distinction[r]

development, aid, grants of individuals and foreign organizations belong to themanagement of the State budget, etc which Vietnam government guarantees, always isdifference between the provisions of the sponsors and procurement-tendering Laws ofVietnam. Therefore, in the implementation process, the a[r]

S. Hindelang and N. Maydell“limited purpose” pursued by the liberalization of third-country capital movementsor missing harmonization with third countries, prohibits an across-the-board treatment of such capital movements within the ambit of this provision. In particular,third-country capital moveme[r]

incarceration period is still twice as long as that for Israeli youths.Fragmented lives | Humanitarian Overview 2012May 2013Civilians are entitled to protection from the effects of hostilities and other threats to their life, liberty or security. The following measures, to be undertaken by Israe[r]

decisions are generally taken as an indication of internationalcustom (Shahabuddeen, 1996). The lengthy written opinionsthat accompany the decisions are also invaluable, as they generally include exhaustive explanations of the history, development, and current status of international law