Article

Numéro spécial de périodique

Global and regional perspectives on international humanitarian law

Kelisiana Thynne... [et al.]

• Victoria university of Wellington law review, Vol. 41, issue 2, 2010, p. 107-288

English

This special issue devoted to IHL assembles articles from contributors from Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States of America who reflect on various aspects of a body of law in constant evolution, as echoed by the recent entry into force of the Clusters Munitions Convention. Recognising the significant achievements of IHL, the contributors to this issue also acknowledge the challenges associated to its implementation and point to some of the issues lying ahead.

• 2010, Article, The universality of IHL : surmounting the last bastion of the Pacific / Kelisiana Thynne
• 2010, Article, Shelling, sniping and starvation : the law of armed conflict and the lessons of the siege of Sarajevo / K. J. Riordan
• 2010, Article, Regional approaches to international humanitarian law / Richard Burchill
• 2010, Article, The Red Cross and the Geneva Conventions : 60 years on / New Zealand Red Cross
• 2010, Article, A prosecution too far ? : reflections on the accountability of heads of states under international criminal law / Steven Freeland