Your assumptions that someone is or isn't «illegally occupying» territory, or that something is or is not
illegal under international law, isn't really how international law works.
The court was asked whether military commissions could hear charges that weren't defined as war
crimes under international law when the defendant was accused of committing them.
It is on this basis, that I would argue that policy making processes based on consultation alone do not satisfy the principles of equality, equity and effective participation
required under international law.
It found that despite a child's right to freedom of religion or
belief under international law, students still face verbal, psychological and even physical abuse from students and teachers.
And if that limiting principle leaves an opening for some corporate alien tort claims, the defense can continue to push for a ruling that corporations are
immune under international law.
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I was also delighted to see that the latest issue of the LRB contains a vigorous review by Lord Sedley of The Treatment of Prisoners
under International Law by Nigel Rodley, The Enemy of All: Piracy and the Law of Nations by Daniel Heller - Roazen, and The Invisible Hook: The Hidden Economics of Pirates by Peter Leeson.
Likewise, it is not, in general, possible to apply principles of international law to a dispute to determine if something is or is not legal
under international law in the manner that you usually can in the case of ordinary domestic law, or sometimes can in the case of treaties as applied to non-state persons (e.g. international tax agreements or treaties applicable to diplomats).
Blanket clarification of expression that falls short of expression that constitutes incitement to violence, hatred or
discrimination under international law can only limit media freedom and chill discourse deemed controversial or critical of your government.»
But the U.S. navy official, who declined to be identified, said warships were afforded sovereign
immunity under international law and foreign investigators were not expected to get access to the U.S. crew.
This would remove the necessity for national vengeance against Iraqi officials; they would be dealt
with under international law by an impartial tribunal.
And although the Front Polisario lost its appeal and was denied standing, it does not leave the Court room empty handed: the inapplicability of the Agreements to Western Sahara and the explicit confirmation of its distinct
status under international law is after all, effectively, the result they sought to achieve in the first place.
There are published papers and reports (e.g. «Hate Speech
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It is the obligation of the Eunomian state to strive for such international justice through every means possible, including all recourses
available under international law.
In your example, the Fort Hood shooting, there was no «armed conflict» that the military personnel involved were party to as far as the definition
under international law goes.
If the EU wants ships from its members states to enter Libyan waters or capture a boat flying a foreign flag, it needs the green light from the
UN under international law.