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The end of ISIS : what it means for justice
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The end of ISIS : what it means for justice

Natalia Szablewska
2017
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Law Security cultural goods governance international economic law international criminal law mph international organizations human rights diplomatic and consular law the law of the sea private international law environment transitional justice EU

ISIS has been systematically losing territory in the last few weeks. His last fortress in Iraq, the city of Hawija, was liberated at the beginning of October. A few weeks later, the capital of de facto ISIS, Raqqa in Syria, was reflected by the forces supported by the United States. ISIS no longer controls any major city in the region. What now? Is it time to start thinking about how to bring ISIS to justice for crimes committed?

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Title
The end of ISIS : what it means for justice
Creators
Natalia Szablewska - Southern Cross University
Identifiers
1508; 991012820751002368
Academic Unit
School of Law and Justice; Faculty of Business, Law and Arts
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Other