Berisi tentang prinsip-prinsip dalam international criminal court berdasarkan Rome treaty.
The present handbook is the result of close co-operation between scientific research and practice.In chapter I the handbook explains the historical evolution and the existing legal foundations of the international humanitarian law.Chapters 2-10 describe tha law of the conduct of military operations in all theatres and at all levels.Chapter 11 contains rules of the law of neutrality cocerning th…
Hampir sepanjang enam tahun (1998-2004), nama Poso seakan tidak lepas dari berbagai perbincangan publik. Entah di forum diskusi, seminar atau liputan media massa, hingga di warung-warung kopi. Bukan pesona keindahan alam Danau Poso atau Pulau Togian yang menjadi tema pembicaraan, melainkan episode demi episode konflik berdarah yang menjadi topik utamanya. Poso menjadi sangat terkenal karena…
Skripsi. Menguraikan prinsip2 kerja ICRC, landasan sejarah dan hukum dari peran ICRC, serta sikap dan pandangan ICRC atas perdebatan status para tawanan, aktivitas2 apa saja yang telah dilakukannya dalam kurun waktu 2002-2003 dalam rangka memberi perlindungan atas hak2 para tawanan perang di Guantanamo.
In December 1937, the Japanese army swept into the ancient city of Nanking. Within weeks, more than 300,000 Chinese civilians and soldiers were systematically raped, tortured, and murdered—a death toll exceeding that of the atomic blasts of Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined. Using extensive interviews with survivors and newly discovered documents, Iris Chang has written the definitive history o…
Based on a series of interviews conducted in Kosovo, Serbia proper, and Macedonia, this book is one of the first extended treatments of the years leading to war in Kosovo. Mertus examines the formation of Serbian national identity, and closely scrutinizes the hostilities of the region. She shows how myth and experience inform the political ideologies of Kosovo, and explores how these competing …
Senior officers can use this handbook as a code of conduct to instruct their troops and give orders in conformity with the law of war, thereby respecting the Geneva Conventions and their Additional Protocols.
This volume, the first of a two-part series, presents an historical perspective on the developmentb of international humanitarian law and the treatment of crimes against women in the Nuremberg and Tokyo War Crimes Tribunals. Volume I considers international laws and practices which affect women's human rights, in particular wartime violence against women, and reflects upon how discriminatory mu…