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Creating legal blackholes? Terrorism and detention without trial: towards a changing rule in international law?
Hardly any attention has been paid to another important aspect touching on general international law and international human rights law in particular: What is the effect of counter-terrorist actions on existing rules of human rights law when these actions violate these norms? Could they possibly cre...
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Department of Public Law
2014
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