Racial discrimination and the evacuation of international armed conflict territory : the case of Russia and Ukraine

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New trends in contemporary international and transnational terrorism as manifested in the Al-Qaeda movement

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The legality of the October 7th 2001 attacks on Afghanistan under international law by Ismail, Ahmed

“…The U.S. and U.K. attacks on the territory of Afghanistan on 7 October 2001 were not justified as a legal application of their inherent right to self-defense under international law. The attacks of 9/11 on the World Trade Center were not armed attacks by the State of Afghanistan; neither did the U.S. letter to the Security Council nor official documents and statements prove Taliban’s responsibility and effective control over al Qaeda’s terrorist operation on the U.S. soil. …”
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An analysis of capital punishment in Uganda in light of international standards and comparable case law

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Implementation of international human rights and labour standards in Lesotho and their impact on Basotho women by Makhera, Polello Sephora

“…These guidelines operate as an indication of the member country's intention to abide by the norms and not to deliberately flout the principles involved. …”
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The reform of solid waste management in Cairo: Lessons learned from international models by El Mahdy, Hoda

“…The study also relies on the review of secondary data about different international models, particularly Brazil, which was taken as a case study for comparative analysis. …”
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Revisiting the classification of private military and security contractors under international humanitarian law by Mutuma, Kenneth Wyne

“…Even far more significant is the underlying question of the nature of the services they carry out on the battlefield — including services that constitute direct participation in hostilities — and whether the present legal regime governing armed conflict foresees, and adequately caters for, this peculiarity. International humanitarian law classifies all actors operating in armed conflicts as either combatants or civilians, conferring rights and obligations upon them on the basis of where it is that they fall in this divide. …”
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The influence of entrepreneurial capabilities on mode of entry of small and medium firms expanding internationally

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The Haitian threat: humanitarianism, security, and internally displaced Haitians following the 2010 earthquake by Yeargain, Kelsy

“…This thesis explores the relationships between internally displaced Haitians, humanitarian organizations, and the international community. …”
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The international human rights law as a source of law in the Burundian judicial system

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The admissibility of a case before the International Criminal Court : an analysis of jurisdiction and complementarity by Denecke, Jan

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Performance of the vertical roller mill in a mineral processing application when coupled with internal and external classifiers by Little, Warren

“…However, in the majority of operations where the vertical roller mill is applied, the device is coupled with an internal dynamic air classifier. …”
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Heat transfer and pressure drop in annuli with non-uniform internal wall temperatures in the transition flow regime

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Assessing the role of internal audit unit in the corporate governance – A case of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital by Hussein, Alhaji Iddrisu

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A Technical and economic assessment of molten salt parabolic trough power plants and operating strategies in Southern Africa. by Pan, Christoph Adrian

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The role of the International telecommunications Union in outer space spectrum management with respect to developing nations

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Contributions to Long-Term Electricity System Expansion Planning Through the Systematic Treatment of Data Uncertainty and Operational Assumptions by Auret, Christina

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Experiences of perioperative staff on the role and behaviour of circulating nurses in the operating room, of private healthcare facilities in the Western Cape by Botha, Andrea Elizabeth

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The Wagner group in Africa : legal status and accountability during non-international armed conflicts

“…Mini Dissertation (LLM (international humanitarian law and human rights in military operations))--University of Pretoria, 2023.…”
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Legal regulation of cyber warfare: reviewing the contribution of the Tallinn manual to the advancement of international law by Sang, Michael

“…The fact that cyber operations are a relatively novel phenomenon in the history of international law automatically raises some important questions regarding whether the existing rules of international law apply to them.6 Consider the evidence indicating that there have been Chinese government-backed cyber operations, including espionage, targeting State and corporate computer networks in the United States. …”
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