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News roundup – 10 October 2012

Op-Ed: Colombia’s Rebels and Land Reform UN Security Council hails work by Sierra Leone court to strengthen women’s access to justice (UN SC statement here) France proposes UN resolution backing international force to help oust rebels in Mali’s north ICRC: invisible wounds and local paths to recovery former child soldiers DRC Libyan army blockades Islamist …

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News Roundup – 9 October 2012

More than 30 civilians reported killed by Nigeria’s military Rebels shell Sudan oil state capital “Turkish jets strike Kurdish rebel targets despite Iraq’s warnings” Syria Rebukes Turkey as Artillery Fight Continues International Crisis Group report: Afghanistan’s Transition Meltdown ICRC: Afghan war getting worse for civilians Nepal conflict report: UN human rights chief voices concern over …

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Symposium on Al-Jedda and Al-Skeini cases in Military Law and the Law of War Review

The latest issue of the Military Law and the Law of War Review (Volume 50, Issue 3-4) deals, besides other articles and bok reviews , specifically with the ECHR’s Al-Jedda (summary and judgment)  and Al-Skeini (summary and judgment) cases: – F. Naert, The European Court of Human Rights’ Al-Jedda and Al-Skeini Judgments: an Introduction and …

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News Roundup – 8 October 2012

Peruvian rebels burn helicopters.  Will Colombia have peace at last?  NATO resumes training of Afghan police recruits.  Qatar urges Syrian rebels not to kill Iranian prisoners.  Kurdish autonomy in Syria troubling for rebels, Turkey In the midst of Turkish strikes on Syria, “Rebels seize Syrian army outpost at Turkey border” Citing U.S. fears, Arab allies …

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News Roundup – 5 October 2012

Colombia peacetalks to begin on 17 October 2012. As regional leaders shift stance, Syrian state TV aims rants at friends turned foes. Private army formed to fight Somali pirates leaves troubled legacy.   Somalia has made quantum leap in its progress, but security threats still remain. France to push for UN resolution to encourage political and military …

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News Roundup – 4 October 2012

Amnesty International: Colombian authorities failing to prosecute conflict-related sexual violence against women. Lebanon blasts hit Hezbollah stronghold. Taliban in control at Kabul’s doorstep. Inside Pakistan’s drone country. Operation Eagle: the ghosts of Sinai. HRW Report: Abusive System: Failures of Criminal Justice in Gaza Lubunga appeals his ICC jail sentence. African troops comb Kismayo for bombs …

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News Roundup – 2 October 2012

Charles Jalloh: Why the Special Court for Sierra Leone Should Establish an Independent Commission to Address Alternate Judge Sow’s Allegation in the Charles Taylor Case Nigeria: Explosions rock Nigerian city for second day US tells Rwanda to denounce Congo M23 rebels Somali government troops roll into once rebel bastion of Kismayu Splits Among Rebels an …

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