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Animals In The International Law Of Armed Conflict Anne Peters Editor

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Animals In The International Law Of Armed Conflict Anne Peters Editor
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.52 MB
Pages: 376
Author: Anne Peters (editor), Jérôme de Hemptinne (editor), Robert Kolb (editor)
ISBN: 9781316512043, 1316512045
Language: English
Year: 2022

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Animals In The International Law Of Armed Conflict Anne Peters Editor by Anne Peters (editor), Jérôme De Hemptinne (editor), Robert Kolb (editor) 9781316512043, 1316512045 instant download after payment.

Animals are the unknown victims of armed conflicts. Wildlife populations usually decline during warfare, with disastrous repercussions on the food chain, on fragile ecosystems and precarious habitats. Belligerents take advantage of the chaos of war for poaching and trafficking of animal products. Livestock, companion, and zoo animals, highly dependent on human care, are direct victims of hostilities. The book is the first legal analysis of these issues. It maps the framework of international humanitarian law, examining which and how the concepts, principles, and rationales can be applied and adapted for a better protection of animals. The contributions inter alia discuss precautions for animal civilians, problems of animal combatants and prisoners, a specific status for veterinarian personnel, the recognition of biodiversity hotspots as specially protected zones, and the potential of enforcement mechanisms. The concluding chapter draws together novel interpretations and reform proposals.

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