12/2010 – Publications
International law continues to have serious implications for resistance and liberation groups. With regard to their perceived internal and external legitimacy, international law plays a crucial role in justifying activities of those movements as well as by giving reason to counter reactions by state authorities. This document provides a compilation of legal sources addressing aspects of resistance and liberation movements in public international law.
12/2010 – Publications
This document Resistance and Liberation Movements – A Mapping of Legal Aspects gives an overview about aspects in public international law regarding resistance and liberation movements. The primarily objective of this research paper is to capture the current status of debate by mapping general topics and indicate relevant sub-questions. Initially, this mapping served as a resource for a seminar on legal matters of resistance and liberation movements held by the Berghof Peace Support in October 2010.
12/2010 – Publications
This new briefing paper EU Terrorist Listing gives an overview about EU listing and de-listing procedures. The objective of this compilation is to explain the current modus operandi, without arguing against or for its legal pitfalls. Methodically, the paper describes normative rules of EU regulations and decisions. Cases of European jurisdiction are also partly addressed.
