Gilon, Maureen
[UCL]
Van Steenberghe, Raphael
[UCL]
Terrorist acts are committed in different contexts. When committed in peactime, they are prohibited under domestic and international counter-terrorism legislation. When they take place in armed conflict, they fall under the scope of IHL. This study examines how these two different paradigms interact. It then focuses on the regime applicable to the detention of suspected terrorists in NIACs, since it is an area of IHL in which the peacetime paradigm is also very much present.
Référence bibliographique |
Gilon, Maureen. Terrorism in War and Peace : between IHL and law enforcement. Focus on the detention of terrorists in NIACs. Faculté de droit et de criminologie, Université catholique de Louvain, 2019. Prom. : Van Steenberghe, Raphael. |
Permalien |
http://hdl.handle.net/2078.1/thesis:17624 |