The Netherlands has also filed its declaration of intervention in South Africa v. Israel (the Gaza genocide case).
Its observations will focus on forced displacement, children, starvation, and deliberate withholding of humanitarian aid.
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Voor de complete academische stamboom zelf (in het boek opgenomen als twee mooie uitslaande bladzijden), zie hier:
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Nu achter de betaalmuur vandaan: mijn boekbijdrage over de academische stamboom van Eduard Meijers! Vorig jaar verschenen in de bundel "Het Erfgoed van Meijers" (red. @bastiaanrijpkema.bsky.social e.a.), nu voor iedereen te lezen.
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JOB
Assistant Professor of Political Theory
University of Cambridge
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The UK's legal position on the use of its bases in the Middle East is solid with one glaring hole: The US cannot act in collective self-defence with the Gulf States. It is the aggressor. Ergo the UK cannot assist the US in collective self-defence.
And: does the answer to the previous question change if one adds a very pedantic "[sic]" after "Generi"?
International law peeps: is it ever ethical to cite Douglas Burgess's article "Hostis Humani Generi: Piracy, Terrorism and a New International Law" (or, "why you can drone strike random Palestinians because of Cicero", per @pagingdrpaige.bsky.social) in one's writing?