16/05/16 | Military law
The destruction of our cultural assets during the Second World War: what would happen today?
Armed conflicts have constituted (and still constitute) one of the main causes of damage and destruction of cultural heritage, because in the strategy of ...
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20/04/16 | Military law
International crimes: the distinction between genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes
The recent sentences that concluded (at least in the first instance) two international trials of great importance, against Radovan Karadzic, the seventy-year-old former political leader ...
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13/04/16 | Military law
Safety at sea and contrast to illegal activities
In order to properly address the issue of safety at sea, we must immediately specify how initially, for maritime safety, we intended only in safety, that is ...
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01/04/16 | Military law
International and transnational crimes: the "aut dedere aut judicare" clause. Is there a custom in relation to the crime of genocide?
In relation to defining whether or not there is a custom of the international clause aut dedere aut judicare applicable to the crime of genocide, it is necessary to start from ...
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23/03/16 | Military law
Military laws and cultural heritage in armed conflicts to defend our roots
The importance of the legal protection of cultural heritage has not only been affirmed at national level, but is a pivotal element of international law that has moved into ...
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15/03/16 | Military law
On military accessory penises: the difference between "degradation" and "removal from grade"
Following various news events regarding criminal offenses committed by the military, it seems necessary to clarify the difference between "degradation" and "removal" from the rank, ...
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12/10/15 | Military law
The legal legitimacy of Italy and its military participation against ISIS
Despite the lack of knowledge of international law by both parliamentarians who are in opposition, both those who support the current government, and those who ...
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12/10/15 | Military law
Some reflections on the recent bombing of Kunduz hospital in light of international law
The October 3 a US air raid, carried out in support of the Afghan troops, has caused the destruction of the hospital in the Afghan city of Kunduz and death, according to the ...
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National day in memory of the victims of the coronavirus epidemic… and the Defense still has the “COVI”???
“In the image of the sad procession that paraded here three years ago there is not only pain, there is also Italy's redemption. There is a State that does what it must, there is Defense for the community. The Day of...
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Letters to the Director
Letters to the editor: armored, armored and (impossible) indignant...
Dear director, while I was watching the live broadcast "Dardo: in Italy does industry matter more or the lives of soldiers?" broadcast on your YouTube channel on 23 September, I asked myself...
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