Security detention in non-international armed conflict: a qualitative study on conflict-related detention practices in Afghanistan, Syria and Ukraine

Diplôme Thèse Security detention in non-international armed conflict: a qualitative study on conflict-related detention practices in Afghanistan, Syria and Ukraine eng 2019-10-04 author Plamenac Jelena 647378 director Sassòli Marco 135212 10.13097/archive-ouverte/unige:125017 urn:nbn:ch:unige-1250171 D. 972 This Study is an original empirical account of internment practices by States and non-State armed groups in non-international armed conflicts to find evidence of common behavioural patterns by warring parties, irrespective of status. It focuses on particularly complex aspects of conflict-related security detentions – permissible grounds, procedural guarantees and transfer standards, that remain unregulated under international law. Unlike previous research, this Study is based on a large and robust collection of primary and secondary data. It explores normative frameworks that belligerent parties applied to their internment; examines operational practices to find compliance with as well as discrepancies in implementing relevant internal regulations; and intersects these findings to identify legislative commonalities and proposes a normative system that is realistic to impose on warring parties and feasible to implement. This methodological approach is critical to diagnosing the status of lex lata in practice and is central to developing credible projects on lex ferenda. Dewey 341 98 Département de droit international public et organisation internationale 5E false fd5c5061-837a-4ab6-8adf-ea8a09628c11 Thesis Private Jelena_Plamenac.pdf 2682170 application/pdf 85ceba693c698e56509f6cf506dcb04abfdb8e7641c50827ae512c6a1df8bf22 closedAccess Faculté de droit / Département de droit international public et organisation internationale

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