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from April 2004
Last Number: August 2010
ISSN 0364-1287
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Year 2010
- Nbr. 8/2010, August 2010
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Bridging the Gap That Exists for War Crimes of Perfidy
[...] Part VI concludes that bridging the gap by prosecuting all instances of perfidy as grave breaches is in the best interests of civilians and combatants. [...] as long as the debate over whether some perfidious is even prohibited persists, there is no guarantee perfidy that results in capture or military advantage will ever be effectively prosecuted.89 The international community can end this debate by treating every act of perfidy as a grave breach.
[...] several Army judge advocates offer their insights on rule of law efforts undertaken at both the brigade and division levels, while judge advocates who served with the Asymmetric Warfare Group and with a Special Forces battalion also relate their experiences.