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In this summary, we will explore the possibilities for the enforcement of international humanitarian law. We will consider criminal enforcement through war crimes law as well as a variety of non-criminal alternatives, including the International Humanitarian Fact-Finding Committee, Protecting Powers, the ICRC and non-governmental organizations. We will pay particular attention to the controversial notion of belligerent reprisals.

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Final coursework for the International Human Rights course, answering the following question: 'International human rights norms are too vague. This means they are subject to varying interpretations by expert bodies, and nobody knows exactly what restrictions they impose - Discuss'

The second in a 2 part series looking at involuntary manslaughter. This document considers the offence of gross negligence manslaughter through its initial development to the current stance taken in case law today. Also included is useful criticism and helpful exam tips

The first in a two part series looking at the offences under the heading of involuntary manslaughter. This document looks at the offence of Unlawful Act Manslaughter. It outlines the current law on the matter with relevant examples and illustrations in case law. Included also is law reform suggestions for the offence, as well as useful exam tips and evaluation.

The second in a two part series looking at voluntary manslaughter. This document looks at the partial defence of Loss of Self Control for offences of Murder. Includes a brief outline of the issues with the old defence of provocation, consideration of the elements of the new replacement, and criticism of the new defence. Document also includes helpful exam tips for answering questions on this topic.

Lecture 5, with academic readings

lecture 10 all written up

Lecture 8 all written up

Lecture 4