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    “…every hour hundreds and thousands are getting killed…””The whole globe is waging war...” The Holocaust was one of the most tragic events in history. At the end of the war millions had been killed. It was an era of discrimination and cruelty. It was an event that should never repeat itself. During the Holocaust millions had been killed. Innocent people were separated from their families and killed for not being the ideal human to Hitler. These people‚ especially Jews‚ were put in concentration

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    Jessie Hunter 12/13/12 Current Event 12/9/12 Source: CNN NEWS Amid fanfare‚ same-sex couples exchange marriage vows in Seattle By Phil Gast This entry is about a same-sex wedding Sunday at Seattle’s City Hall. It was a Celebration of Washington’s same sex marriage laws. After they exchanged vows the two women of 8 years said it wasn’t just about their marriage it was about Washington recognizing the people who are gay. Gay war vet fights for spouse’s benefits. Gay women: First

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    Asylum case Columbia v Peru ICJ‚ 1950 Principle: In order to get the validity of international customary law it has to satisfy the material test. That is the practice must be uniform and consistently. Fact of the case: Victor Raul Haya de la Torre was a Peruvian national. In Oct 3rd‚ 1948 one military rebellion broke out in Peru which is organized and directed by the American People’s Revolutionary Alliance led by Haya de la Torre. The rebellion was unsuccessful. The Peruvian Government issued

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    CRITICALLY DISCUSS THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS IN THE LAW-MAKING PROCESS OF CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL LAW. Traditionally‚ Public international law has been defined to be solely about States. States have been considered to be the only subjects of international law and the only entities that can make‚ develop and enforce international law. Other bodies that are affected by international law have been determined to be only objects of international law. In the past few decades‚ this

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    International law western and Islamic perspective Submitted to; Sir Akhter Hussain Submitted by; Sadia MasoodBS Comparison of Siyar and International law From the very first day when man began to organize them selves in political communities they have felt the need for some rules and regulations to regulate their inter-community relations. And with the passage of time now we reached to a time o f international relations rather than the relations among small communities or tribes. And there

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    Title of the Paper: Use of Force‚ Terrorism and International Law Author : Rishav Banerjee Designation : Student‚ Third Year‚ B.A.L.L.B (Hons.) University : Gujarat National Law University‚ India. Address : 6/11‚ GNLU Student Hostel Gujarat National Law University E-4‚ GIDC‚ Electronic Estate Sector-

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    The discovery of the Americas was one of the biggest events in history. But some tend to look over the fact that the discovery of the Americas led also to the discovery of Native American groups who were already settled here. So did the Europeans really have the right to settle in the Americas? The Europeans had every right to settle in the Americas. They had this right because no nation or form of government had been established here. If a nation or government had been established‚ then it would

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    to expand their territories‚ they were eventually to engage each other in a series of three wars. These three wars spanned from the occupation of Messina in 264 B.C.E. until the burning of Carthage in 146 B.C.E. 1 This paper will discuss the history of events leading to the battle of Mylae‚ examine the battle

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    New Trends In Tourism Consumption Submitted by Author –Namrata Mandwale Co-Author – Archana Gaur Introduction - Tourism industry is very old industry in the world and plays major role to increase revenues of country. Economy of some countries largely depends on tourism. Along with being significant contributor to GDP and foreign exchange‚ tourism also

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    National & International Environmental Laws and Regulations Executive Summary This report is concerned with the environmental laws‚ policies and regulations of both home and the international field. Here the policies of Bangladesh government are revealed to some extent to help to understand our stand in case of preservation and conservation of the natural resources as well as the environment. Through statistical help the policies are shown side by side the practical scenario of the country

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