A comprehensive analysis of the legal challenges and practical consequences of applying international human rights law in armed conflict situations.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gerd Oberleitner is Associate Professor of International Law and the Law of International Organisations at the Institute of International Law and International Relations, University of Graz. His publications include Global Human Rights Institutions: Between Remedy and Ritual (2007).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I. Human Rights in Armed Conflict: History of an Idea: 1. From mediaeval sources to modernity 2. The science of warfare and the progress of civilization 3. 1945: whither war? 4. Human rights in armed conflict Part II. Human Rights and Humanitarian Law: Theory: 5. Exclusivity: the misconceived idea of lex specialis 6. Complementarity: maximizing protection 7. Integration: the transformative influence of human rights Part III. Human Rights and Humanitarian Law: Challenges and Commonalities: 8. The right to life: the limits of human rights in armed conflict? 9. The extraterritorial application of human rights: functional universality 10. War as emergency: derogation 11. Human rights and humanitarian obligations 12. Operationalising human rights in armed conflict Part IV. The Dynamics of War and Law: 13. The changing character of war 14. Governing internal armed violence 15. Human rights in situations of occupation 16. Context: the humanization of international law Part V. Enforcement: Practice and Potential: 17. United Nations Human Rights Council: monitoring armed conflicts 18. United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights 19. United Nations human rights treaty bodies 20. The Inter-American human rights system 21. The European Court of Human Rights 22. The African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights 23. Monitoring and litigating humanitarian rights: prospects Conclusion.
Introduction Part I. Human Rights in Armed Conflict: History of an Idea: 1. From mediaeval sources to modernity 2. The science of warfare and the progress of civilization 3. 1945: whither war? 4. Human rights in armed conflict Part II. Human Rights and Humanitarian Law: Theory: 5. Exclusivity: the misconceived idea of lex specialis 6. Complementarity: maximizing protection 7. Integration: the transformative influence of human rights Part III. Human Rights and Humanitarian Law: Challenges and Commonalities: 8. The right to life: the limits of human rights in armed conflict? 9. The extraterritorial application of human rights: functional universality 10. War as emergency: derogation 11. Human rights and humanitarian obligations 12. Operationalising human rights in armed conflict Part IV. The Dynamics of War and Law: 13. The changing character of war 14. Governing internal armed violence 15. Human rights in situations of occupation 16. Context: the humanization of international law Part V. Enforcement: Practice and Potential: 17. United Nations Human Rights Council: monitoring armed conflicts 18. United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights 19. United Nations human rights treaty bodies 20. The Inter-American human rights system 21. The European Court of Human Rights 22. The African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights 23. Monitoring and litigating humanitarian rights: prospects Conclusion.
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