Who can be detained in the "War on Terror"? The Emerging Answer
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International Criminal Law, Corruption, and Law Enforcement
ICTY Special Chamber Decision In the Case Against Florence Hartmann
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Wiwa v. Shell: The $15.5 Million Settlement
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African Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in Force: What Next for Diego Garcia?
A little-noticed recent development in multilateral treaty law may have potentially explosive consequences for U.S.
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Special Tribunal for Lebanon: The First Orders by the Pre-Trial Judge
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Is Bagram the New Guantánamo? Habeas Corpus and Maqaleh v. Gates
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The Torture Memos and Accountability
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International Legal Responses to Piracy off the Coast of Somalia
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Global Witness v. Afrimex Ltd.: Decision Applying OECD Guidelines on Corporate Responsibility for Human Rights
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Adoption of the Convention on Cluster Munitions
On May 30, 2008, delegates at the Dublin Diplomatic Conference on Cluster Munitions adopted the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM), a new treaty that seeks to ban the use, development, acquisition, stockpiling, retention, and transfer of cluster munitions.[1] The CCM will be opened for signature on December 3, 2008 (CCM, Article 15).
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