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The Instrumentalization of the Unprivileged Combatants by Western Countries Aimed to Oppress National Liberation Wars
The goal of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) is purported to be the humanization of wars. Nonetheless, the atrocities committed in wars and the war criminals’ impunity suggest the failure of IHL. Notwithstanding, some voices call for reforming and developing IHL. In contrast, this thesis argues...
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2025
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