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FALLUJAH BATTLES: VIOLATIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
Published 2011-07-01“…This article generally discusses the crime allegedly committed against civilians by the CF – which included the USA, UK and Iraqi forces – during the Fallujah Battles. The first part examines the principal IHL instruments considered in relation to acts that were committed during the Battles of Fallujah. …”
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FALLUJAH BATTLES: VIOLATIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
Published 2011-07-01“…This article generally discusses the crime allegedly committed against civilians by the CF – which included the USA, UK and Iraqi forces – during the Fallujah Battles. The first part examines the principal IHL instruments considered in relation to acts that were committed during the Battles of Fallujah. …”
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Fallujah battles: Violations of the international humanitarian law
Published 2011“…Marked by the killing and displacement of hundreds of thousands of people in Fallujah City, the Fallujah Battles raise a number of issues related to international humanitarian law (IHL), as well as concerns regarding the legal institutions charged with the protection of international human rights.This article generally discusses the crime allegedly committed against civilians by the CF – which included the USA, UK and Iraqi forces – during the Fallujah Battles.The first part examines the principal IHL instruments considered in relation to acts that were committed during the Battles of Fallujah.The discussion then considers whether actions taken against civilians, civilian properties and medical units by the CF; and the prohibition of International Committee of Red Cross (ICRC) from carrying out its duties in wartime by the CF amount to violations of IHL.The second part considers whether the use of white phosphor constitutes a violation of contemporary IHL, particularly in relation to whether such weapons can be considered chemical weapons prohibited by IHL.Finally, this article discusses the potential legal mechanisms available to prosecute alleged perpetrators of war crimes in Fallujah.…”
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Victory in Fallujah: It’s Far From Over
Published 2016“…Iraqi government forces have retaken control of Fallujah, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria’s (ISIS) stronghold. …”
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The position of the tribal leaders in the Dulaim District from the British occupation
Published 2023-12-01“…After the outbreak of the First World War in 1914, the British forces entered Iraq through Al-Faw and began to move and go to occupy the rest of the Iraqi brigades that are still under Ottoman rule, including the Dulaim District. …”
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A Geocritical Rethinking of Iranian and American Female War Memoirs: Da and Rule Number 2
Published 2021-02-01“…Discussion Focusing on two female war narratives, Da and Rule Number Two, a narrative of thirty-four days of Battle of Khoramshahr, and a narrative of US-Iraq war in the city of Fallujah, respectively, it is argued that employing a spatial point of view, one can cast a new light on the understanding of space of war in general, and urban space in particular. …”
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