… Put the other way around, no derogation is permitted in respect of unlawful acts of war, which
… of Warfare in an Unlawful War.”The essay begins with the observation that the place of war …

… of rules of warfare to the belligerent engaging in an unlawful war rigid reliance on that
principle would mean in practice that rules of war do not apply at all in a war of this nature. For, …

… 1 The present article has grown out of an essay entitled 'Rules of Warfare in an Unlawful
War' and published in 1953 in Law and Politics in the World Community, a collection of essays …

… Paul Gilbert's New Terror, New Wars suggests that at least when it came to old wars we … us,
a state of war existed between sovereign states, whereas 'new wars' exist 'between a state, or …

The jus in bello posits a fundamental distinction between combatants and civilians (ie, non-combatants).
In essence, under international law, war is supposed to be waged exclusively …

… /11 attacks as acts of war and promptly commenced a war on terror in self-defense… war those
captured in the course of its war on terror. The Administration later conferred prisoner of war …

… for the purpose of waging war"—may be … war draws a distinction between ... lawful and
unlawful combatants. Lawful combatants are subject to capture and detention as prisoners of war …

… fought two major wars, one … the war against Iraq can be viewed as a fundamental challenge
to the rules and institutions for world order in existence on the eve of the war-indeed, the war …

… land warfare in international war and in civil war:When humanity induces the adoption of the
rules of regular war toward … Nor does the adoption of the rules of war toward rebels imply an …

… discussed the issue of war crimes in the period … war crimes were discussed and which
war crimes were passed over in silence and why. During the First World War the issue of war …