We are pleased to announce the publication of the Asia-Pacific Journal of International Humanitarian Law's 2023 edition.
The Asia-Pacific Journal of International Humanitarian Law (APJIHL) is a publication of the Institute of International Legal Studies-University of the Philippines Law Center (UP-IILS) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). The Journal seeks to produce peer-reviewed scholarly articles, book reviews, and commentary on significant developments and current issues in international humanitarian law and related fields. It has a special focus on the Asia-Pacific region, and is published once a year.The 2023 Edition includes articles on the following:
- An examination of Ongwen's trial in the International Criminal Court
- The role of Islamic law in deterring the use of weapons of mass destruction
- Utilizing Buddhist practices in the application of international humanitarian law
- A review on the status of child soldiers in the Philippines under a new law
- Defining ecocide in the context of armed conflicts
Featured Articles
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Preliminary Pages
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Child Soldier to Warlord Overnight: Sentencing Ongwen in the International Criminal Court
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Prohibition of the use of nuclear weapons under Islamic Law: filling the gap of International Humanitarian Law?
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Ethical Paradigm of Buddhism: A Buttress for Compliance with International Humanitarian Law
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Protecting the child who bears arms: How the status of Zones of Peace for Children under Philippine Act No. 11188 distorts International Humanitarian Law
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Environmental destruction during armed conflict, anthropocentrism-ecocentrism divide and defining ecocide
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