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Human rights obligations of non-state armed groups / Daragh Murray.
Series: Studies in international law ; volume 57Publisher: Oxford ; Portland, Oregon, Hart Publishing, 2016Description: xxx, 323 pages ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781509901630
- 9781509901661 (online)
- 341.6/7Â 23
- KZ6405.N66Â M87 2016
Contents:
Introduction -- International legal personality -- Determining the criteria necessary to satisfy the capacity requirement associated with international legal personality -- Establishing a legal basis for the application of international law to armed groups -- The de facto control theory and the international regulation of armed groups in the absence of directly applicable international treaty law -- The application of international human rights law to armed groups -- The gradated application of international human rights law obligations -- Prosecution, detention, and satisfaction of the right to health by armed groups -- Conclusion.
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Based upon Daragh Murray's the author's PhD thesis at the University of Essex--Foreword
Includes bibliographical references (pages 282-306) and index.
Introduction -- International legal personality -- Determining the criteria necessary to satisfy the capacity requirement associated with international legal personality -- Establishing a legal basis for the application of international law to armed groups -- The de facto control theory and the international regulation of armed groups in the absence of directly applicable international treaty law -- The application of international human rights law to armed groups -- The gradated application of international human rights law obligations -- Prosecution, detention, and satisfaction of the right to health by armed groups -- Conclusion.