"The Crime of Population Transfer in International Law: Prohibition, Prosecution and Impunity"

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"The Crime of Population Transfer in International Law: Prohibition, Prosecution and Impunity"

By:Joseph Schechla 05 June 2013

The author traces the development of legal norms prohibiting population transfer as a subject of the Law of Nations, eventually as a subject of criminal prohibition and human rights law.

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"The Crime of Population Transfer in International Law: Prohibition, Prosecution and Impunity"

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