Conflict in Syria and the Failure of International Law to Protect People Globally
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Conflict in Syria and the Failure of International Law to Protect People Globally
Mass Atrocities, Enforced Disappearances and Arbitrary Detentions
Sarkin, Jeremy Julian
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2021
290
Mole
Inglês
9781032056647
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
1 Problems with International Law and International Processes
2 Syria as One of Many Rogue or Pariah States that Continually Violate the Rights of Their People
3 Enforced Disappearances and Arbitrary Detentions in Syria During the Conflict
4 What Has Been Done to Halt the Conflict in Syria
5 What Has Been Done and by Whom to Deal with the Violations, Disappearances, Detentions and the Missing in Syria?
6 Making the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) a Real and Actually Applied International Law Norm in Situations of Conflict and Mass Human Rights Violations as well as in Syria
7 Why Providing Victim Protection is Dependent on Reforming International Law and the United Nations
8 The Need for an International Victim-Orientated Process to Deal with Conflict-Related Detentions and Disappearances in Syria
9 Which Institution Should Create a New Mechanism to Search for the Disappeared and Detained in Syria?
10 The Design of a Mechanism Needed to Conduct a Search For People and Find Information for Their Families
Conclusion
1 Problems with International Law and International Processes
2 Syria as One of Many Rogue or Pariah States that Continually Violate the Rights of Their People
3 Enforced Disappearances and Arbitrary Detentions in Syria During the Conflict
4 What Has Been Done to Halt the Conflict in Syria
5 What Has Been Done and by Whom to Deal with the Violations, Disappearances, Detentions and the Missing in Syria?
6 Making the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) a Real and Actually Applied International Law Norm in Situations of Conflict and Mass Human Rights Violations as well as in Syria
7 Why Providing Victim Protection is Dependent on Reforming International Law and the United Nations
8 The Need for an International Victim-Orientated Process to Deal with Conflict-Related Detentions and Disappearances in Syria
9 Which Institution Should Create a New Mechanism to Search for the Disappeared and Detained in Syria?
10 The Design of a Mechanism Needed to Conduct a Search For People and Find Information for Their Families
Conclusion
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Human Rights;IHL;International law;Arbitrary Detention;international organisations;Enforced Disappearance;United Nations;HRC;Peace and Conflict;UN;Enforced Disappearances;Mass Atrocities;Arbitrary Detentions;Atrocity Crimes;Syria;ISIS;Middle East;Massive Human Rights Abuse;Human Rights Data Analysis Group;Violate;Security Council;Large Scale Human Rights Violations;South Sudan;ICTJ;ICC;DNA Reference Sample;Amnesty International 2015b;Special Procedure Mandate Holder;Treaty Bodies;Syrian Regime;HRW 2012a;Central African Republic
Introduction
1 Problems with International Law and International Processes
2 Syria as One of Many Rogue or Pariah States that Continually Violate the Rights of Their People
3 Enforced Disappearances and Arbitrary Detentions in Syria During the Conflict
4 What Has Been Done to Halt the Conflict in Syria
5 What Has Been Done and by Whom to Deal with the Violations, Disappearances, Detentions and the Missing in Syria?
6 Making the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) a Real and Actually Applied International Law Norm in Situations of Conflict and Mass Human Rights Violations as well as in Syria
7 Why Providing Victim Protection is Dependent on Reforming International Law and the United Nations
8 The Need for an International Victim-Orientated Process to Deal with Conflict-Related Detentions and Disappearances in Syria
9 Which Institution Should Create a New Mechanism to Search for the Disappeared and Detained in Syria?
10 The Design of a Mechanism Needed to Conduct a Search For People and Find Information for Their Families
Conclusion
1 Problems with International Law and International Processes
2 Syria as One of Many Rogue or Pariah States that Continually Violate the Rights of Their People
3 Enforced Disappearances and Arbitrary Detentions in Syria During the Conflict
4 What Has Been Done to Halt the Conflict in Syria
5 What Has Been Done and by Whom to Deal with the Violations, Disappearances, Detentions and the Missing in Syria?
6 Making the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) a Real and Actually Applied International Law Norm in Situations of Conflict and Mass Human Rights Violations as well as in Syria
7 Why Providing Victim Protection is Dependent on Reforming International Law and the United Nations
8 The Need for an International Victim-Orientated Process to Deal with Conflict-Related Detentions and Disappearances in Syria
9 Which Institution Should Create a New Mechanism to Search for the Disappeared and Detained in Syria?
10 The Design of a Mechanism Needed to Conduct a Search For People and Find Information for Their Families
Conclusion
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Human Rights;IHL;International law;Arbitrary Detention;international organisations;Enforced Disappearance;United Nations;HRC;Peace and Conflict;UN;Enforced Disappearances;Mass Atrocities;Arbitrary Detentions;Atrocity Crimes;Syria;ISIS;Middle East;Massive Human Rights Abuse;Human Rights Data Analysis Group;Violate;Security Council;Large Scale Human Rights Violations;South Sudan;ICTJ;ICC;DNA Reference Sample;Amnesty International 2015b;Special Procedure Mandate Holder;Treaty Bodies;Syrian Regime;HRW 2012a;Central African Republic
