Channels :: FRELIP Discovery

Author: Kemp, Gerhard

Quick Look
Hostis Humani Generi : towards an effective legal framework to combat maritime piracy : a South African perspective

Similar Items: Hostis Humani Generi : towards an effective legal framework to combat maritime piracy : a South African perspective

Quick Look
Media piracy in the Middle East: A case study of 2018 world cup
Quick Look
Pirates on the poopdeck: a study of the international law of piracy
Quick Look
The pirates of Somalia : maritime bandits or warlords of the high seas
Quick Look
The payment and insurance of ransom: an analysis of legality, morality and possible solutions in the case of ship hijackings by pirates
Quick Look
African pirates in the 21st century : a comparative analysis of maritime piracy in Somalia and Nigeria
Quick Look
Piracy as threat to Africa’s security and economic development
Quick Look
The effect of book Piracy on the Nigerian publishing industry: publishers’ perspective
Quick Look
Contextual behavioural modelling and classification of vessels in a maritime piracy situation
Quick Look
Criminal tides : a comparative study of contemporary piracy in Somalia and Southeast Asia
Quick Look
Awareness and compliance to information ethics by undergraduate students in University of Ibadan, Nigeria
Quick Look
The challenges of protecting copyright In the digital age due to digital piracy
Quick Look
African maritime security : a human security approach to maritime securitisation - the case for an alternative analytical framework
Quick Look
A description of Gacaca courts : do they constitute a categroy of retributive or restorative justice?
Quick Look
The international response to state failure : the case of Somalia
Quick Look
A critical examination of South African law on civil liability for oil pollution damage from ships
Quick Look
"limits of national amnesty legislation under international criminal law"
Quick Look
Human-AI Teaming Under Fire: Lessons from Ukraine’s Human-in-the-Loop Combat AI Systems
Quick Look
Existing concepts in the law of the sea: possible bases for places of refuge?
Quick Look
Analysis of legal issues arising from the principle of concurrent domestic and international jurisdiction : application to the Rwandan context
Quick Look
A critical evaluation of South Africa's enactment of new anti-trafficking legislation in fulfilment of its international obligations to prevent, suppress and combat the trafficking of persons under the Palermo Convention
Quick Look
The narrow road towards a possible decriminalisation of consensual sodomy in Malawi
Quick Look
From rule of law towards human rights-based approached to criminal justice reform in Mozambique the case of pre-trial detention
Quick Look
Unstructured spare time and crime: toward an integrative model
Quick Look
Maritime Piracy as a Challenge to Maritime Governance: A Critical Analysis of Counter Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea