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Biblical Authority ______ Deuterono
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Table of Contents …a compilation
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I. Introduction The Law of War Inte
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establishes rules relating to the m
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treatment of civilian populations i
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The Geneva Conventions of 1949 may
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deaths and injuries long after conf
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Key Provisions and Principles Appli
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ICRC to form part of customary inte
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legal norms and cultural practices
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II. The Just War Theory Just War Th
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But, say they, the wise man will wa
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the damage inflicted by the aggress
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defensive war as a just one -- ofte
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Right Intention Force may be used o
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Combatants may not use weapons or o
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Discrimination The victor state is
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List of Just War Theorists These th
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III. Perpetual War Perpetual War, E
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Military-Industrial Complex The con
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after the 60's counterculture as ps
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Sun Tzŭ said: ... When you engage
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perpetuate fear and hatred of the e
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IV. The Rule of Law in Armed Confli
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The Geneva Convention relative to t
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V. Combatants, Non-Combatants and U
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civilians, until they have had a "f
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While the concept of an unlawful co
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3. Members of regular armed forces
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If a combatant does not qualify as
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"treated humanely", and if tried "s
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Municipal law United States Two sep
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Non-Citizens in the War Against Ter
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On 8 November 2004, a federal court
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possess such authority pursuant to
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On 4 June 2007, in two separate cas
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Roberts of the 2nd Royal Tank Regim
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VI. Prisoners of War A Prisoner of
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men and women, were driven out onto
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war. A cartel was usually arranged
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under the Third Geneva Convention,
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In 2000, the U.S. military replaced
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for them to be sent via Dunkirk to
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Commonwealth, and Dominions, 28,500
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Information on conditions in the st
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Treatment of POWs by The Soviet Uni
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After the German surrender, the Int
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The United States handed over 740,0
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years before being interned in a me
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VII. War Crimes A War Crime is an a
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Second Geneva Convention for the Am
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2. The following acts as part of an
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Former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddaf
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War crimes are significant in inter
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Employment of poison gas World War
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Specific war crimes alleged to have
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Invasion of Poland, in the period o
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Unrestricted submarine warfare agai
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mostly Jews, Russians, Krymchaks, a
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Crimes Perpetrated by Hungary Incid
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Attack on the United States in 1941
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Nanjing Massacre; Narcotics Traffic
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Palawan Massacre, 1944 War crimes (
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Unit 731 use of poisons as weapons
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Odessa massacre Aita Seaca massacre
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have been higher had a great number
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Mykola Lebed - one of the OUN leade
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warfare against merchant shipping N
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forces, declared to be atrocities,
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War crimes: As part of the Briggs'
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as possible, North Korea detained S
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The Hola massacre was an incident d
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Operation Speedy Express War Crim
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on the basis of an unsigned confess
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1975-1990: Lebanese Civil War Armed
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Torture prisoners Kandahar massacre
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And so, incredibly, children are no
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quarter of a million people (mostly
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Siege Sarajevo Siege Bihać Tuzla m
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Klečka killings Lake Radonjić mas
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Fighting involves Mai-Mai militia a
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thousands wounded; and 300,000-500,
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Civil uprising phase of the Syrian
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VIII. The Cold War The Cold War was
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collapsed at the end of the decade
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In what some have called the First
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The differences between Roosevelt a
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included eastern Poland (incorporat
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intelligence operations, adhered to
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Zealand and several other countries
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United States officials moved there
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Eisenhower's secretary of state, Jo
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Churchill told the United States th
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the new Soviet leader as a superfic
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ordered operation to assassinate Ca
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freedom of the press, freedom of sp
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Henry Kissinger, who was US Nationa
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new state would struggle to gain in
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"Second Cold War" (1979-1985) The t
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leaders not to intervene if Poland
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Meanwhile, the Soviets incurred hig
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case as the result of a violent upr
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However, the aftermath of the Cold
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IX. Political Asylum and Refugee La
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If the suspects chose to confess th
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Right of Asylum by Country of Refug
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While restricted, the right of poli
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Definition of Refugee According to
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Sources Refugee law encompasses bot
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The first step of being granted thi
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X. References 1. https://en.wikiped
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Notes _____________________________
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Attachment A Joint Chiefs of Staff:
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affected by media coverage of a spe
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e. Imminent Use of Force. The deter
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contact with JAs at higher levels w
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exercises are much more effective t
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J-3 CJCSI 3121.01B DISTRIBUTION: A,
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CJCSI 3121.01B 13 June 2005 (3) SRO
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PEACE ENFORCEMENT: KFOR (Kosovo, Ju
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ARMED CONFLICT: DESERT STORM (IRAQ,
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ARMED CONFLICT (STABILITY OPERATION
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Attachment B US Marine Corp: Intro
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