Adelaide Law School - RUMLAE
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Adelaide Law School - RUMLAE May 04, 2023
Veteran Imprisonment - Kellie Toole
Today we are joined by Dr Kellie Toole to discuss her recent research and publication on veteran imprisonment, after military service.
Freedom of Navigation on the Seas - Cameron Moore
Dr Cameron Moore, Professor at the University of New England discusses his book Freedom of Navigation and the Law of the Sea. It is a particularly topical and pressing issue. Although modern conflict has been predominately fought in the land and air domain, the maritime domain provides a unique set of environmental circumstances and legal frameworks that are often overlooked. In this book, Professor Moore seeks to navigate case law, academic commentary and State practice to distil binding legal norms and thresholds for the law of the sea.
Link to book here: https://www.routledge.com/Freedom-of-Navigation-and-the-Law-of-the-Sea-Warships-States-and-the-Use/Moore/p/book/9780367753764
Domestic Law of Armed Conflict - Joshua Liddy
Today we are joined by Joshua Liddy, a PhD Candidate at the ANU who is going to discuss today aspects of his doctoral thesis on the nature of what he terms the domestic law of armed conflict in Australia. Joshua is discussing this work in a personal capacity and his work reflects his own doctoral research and opinions.
Islamic Laws of War with Ahmed Al-Dawoody
In this episode we discuss the Eurocentric nature of IHL, and possible solutions without fragmenting the laws of war.
Useful resources
Ahmed Al-Dawoody, IHL and Islamic Law in Contemporary Armed Conflicts - Experts’ Workshop Geneva, 29–30 October 2018 (Geneva: ICRC, November 2019), available for download here in English, Arabic and French.
Ahmed Al-Dawoody, “Islamic Law and International Humanitarian Law: An Introduction to the Main principles,” International Review of the Red Cross (2017), 99 (3), pp. 995–1018, available for download here in English, Arabic, and Russian. Ahmed Al-Dawoody and William I. Pons, “Protection of Persons with Disabilities in Armed Conflict under International Humanitarian Law and Islamic Law,” International Review of the Red Cross, (2022), 105 (922), pp. 352–374, available here. Ahmed Al-Dawoody and Vanessa Murphy, “International humanitarian law, Islamic law and the protection of children in armed conflict,” International Review of the Red Cross (2019), 101 (911), pp. 551–573, available for download here in English and Arabic.
Ahmed Al-Dawoody, “Management of the dead from the Islamic law and international humanitarian law perspectives: Considerations for humanitarian forensics,” International Review of the Red Cross (2017), 99 (2), pp. 759–784, available for download here in English, Arabic, and French.
Watch IHL and Islamic law video series: English & Arabic
Religion and Humanitarian principles blog: https://blogs.icrc.org/religion-humanitarianprinciples/